Electrical remodelling maintains firing properties in cortical pyramidal neurons lacking KCND2-encoded A-type K+ currents.
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Electrical remodelling maintains firing properties in cortical pyramidal neurons lacking KCND2-encoded A-type K+ currents.
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Electrical remodelling maintai ...... D2-encoded A-type K+ currents.
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Electrical remodelling maintai ...... D2-encoded A-type K+ currents.
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Electrical remodelling maintai ...... D2-encoded A-type K+ currents.
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Electrical remodelling maintai ...... D2-encoded A-type K+ currents.
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Aaron Norris
Andreas Burkhalter
Benjamin R Gerber
Jeanne M Nerbonne
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10.1113/JPHYSIOL.2007.146597
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2008-01-10T00:00:00Z