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  • 2. Role of fast inhibitory synaptic mechanisms in respiratory rhythm generation in the maturing mouse.
    Paton JF, Richter DW.
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  • 6. Rhythmic bursting of pre- and post-inspiratory neurones during central apnoea in mature mice.
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  • 10. Functionally intact in vitro preparation generating respiratory activity in neonatal and mature mammals.
    Paton JF, Ramirez JM, Richter DW.
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