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Tone‐evoked oscillations in the rat auditory cortex result from interactions between the thalamus and reticular nucleus

Cotillon et al., 2000

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Cotillon N
Edeline J
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European Journal of Neuroscience

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This study investigates the origins of tone‐evoked oscillations (5–13 Hz) in the thalamo‐ cortical auditory system of anaesthetized rats. In three separate experiments, the auditory sector of the reticular nucleus (RE), the auditory cortex and the auditory thalamus were …
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Cotillon et al. Tone‐evoked oscillations in the rat auditory cortex result from interactions between the thalamus and reticular nucleus