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214 related items for PubMed ID: 9310461

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    Abdulla FA, Calaminici MR, Raevsky VV, Sinden JD, Gray JA, Stephenson JD.
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  • 38. Sensory learning differentially affects GABAergic tonic currents in excitatory neurons and fast spiking interneurons in layer 4 of mouse barrel cortex.
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