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Functional validation of adult hippocampal organotypic cultures as an in vitro model of brain injury

Finley et al., 2004

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13645484376065808740
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Finley M
Fairman D
Liu D
Li P
Wood A
Cho S
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Brain research

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To determine whether hippocampal pyramidal neurons retain authentic functional properties in mature organotypic culture, hippocampal slice cultures were established from young adult rats (P20–21). Cultures maintained 7 days in vitro retained tight organization of neuronal …
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