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Electrophysiological analysis of reciprocal caudato-nigral relations

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Published1967
Citations194
References36

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1965 • 134 citations

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1964 • 124 citations

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1966 • 79 citations

The ultrastructure of the substantia nigra and caudate nucleus of the mouse and the cellular localization of catecholamines

1967 • 79 citations

Properties of spontaneous and evoked synaptic activities of thalamic ventrobasal neurons.

1967 • 75 citations

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1965 • 68 citations

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1967 • 51 citations

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1964 • 50 citations

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EEG synchronization induced by high frequency midbrain reticular stimulation in anesthetized cats

1967 • 45 citations

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