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Amplitudes of background fast activity characteristic of specific brain sites.

Buchwald et al., 1970

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16451238769581726288
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Buchwald J
Grover F
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Journal of neurophysiology

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Measurements of the fast and slow activity amplitudes were made by determining the amplitude within which approximately 90 y0 of the ongoing potentials fell. In Fig. 2 the dashed lines which inscribe each series of traces indicate typical determinations of fast …
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