Abstract
A single-nucleus transcriptomic atlas of the whisker somatosensory cortex (wS1) during early postnatal developmentDifferent neuronal subclasses in wS1 show distinct developmental gene expression changesThe composition of L2/3 glutamatergic neurons changes between the second and the third postnatal weekDevelopmental gene expression and cell type changes are conserved between wS1 and the primary visual cortex (V1)Unlike V1, these changes are not affected by prolonged sensory deprivationBrief whisker deprivation induces subclass-specific activity-dependent gene expression in a whisker column-specific fashion.
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