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Prefrontal neuronal assemblies temporally control fear behaviour

Dejean et al., 2016

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2160884886568579984
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Dejean C
Courtin J
Karalis N
Chaudun F
Wurtz H
Bienvenu T
Herry C
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Nature

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Precise spike timing through the coordination and synchronization of neuronal assemblies is an efficient and flexible coding mechanism for sensory and cognitive processing,,,,,. In cortical and subcortical areas, the formation of cell assemblies critically depends on …
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