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221 related items for PubMed ID: 10406134

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  • 30. Voltage-dependent ionic currents in solitary horizontal cells isolated from cat retina.
    Ueda Y, Kaneko A, Kaneda M.
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  • 33. Low-voltage-activated calcium current does not regulate the firing behavior in paired mechanosensory neurons with different adaptation properties.
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  • 38. Modulation of bursts and high-threshold calcium spikes in neurons of rat auditory thalamus.
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