Role of inhibitory amino acids in control of hypoglossal motor outflow to genioglossus muscle in naturally sleeping rats.
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Role of inhibitory amino acids in control of hypoglossal motor outflow to genioglossus muscle in naturally sleeping rats.
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Role of inhibitory amino acids ...... le in naturally sleeping rats.
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Eileen Park
Hattie Liu
Philip Nolan
Richard L Horner
Sandeep Sood
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10.1113/JPHYSIOL.2003.052357
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2003-08-22T00:00:00Z