The role of inhibition in the phasing of spontaneous thalamo‐cortical discharge
The Journal of PhysiologyPublished 1 September 1964Open access
P. Andersen, T. A. Sears
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The present investigation represents a description of an attempt to analyse the cellular reactions leading to, and maintaining, the spontaneous 10/sec rhythmic activity in the thalamus to provide a theory for the development and decline of this spontaneous spindle activity.
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