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Asynchronous inputs alter excitability, spike timing, and topography in primary auditory cortex

Pandya et al., 2005

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Pandya P
Moucha R
Engineer N
Rathbun D
Vazquez J
Kilgard M
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Hearing research

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Correlation-based synaptic plasticity provides a potential cellular mechanism for learning and memory. Studies in the visual and somatosensory systems have shown that behavioral and surgical manipulation of sensory inputs leads to changes in cortical organization that …
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