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Electrophysiology of hippocampal neurons: I. Sequential invasion and synaptic organization

Kandel et al., 1961

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8787719912287167228
Author
Kandel E
Spencer W
Brinley Jr F
Publication year
Publication venue
Journal of neurophysiology

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ELECTROPHYSIOLOGY OF HIPPOCAMPAL NEURONS: I. SEQUENTIAL INVASION AND SYNAPTIC ORGANIZATION Page 1 ELECTROPHYSIOLOGY OF HIPPOCAMPAL NEURONS I. SEQUENTIAL INVASION AND SYNAPTIC ORGANIZATION E, R, KANDEL,l W, A. SPENCER,2 …
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