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The following pages link to Roles of glutamate and GABA receptors in setting the developmental timing of spontaneous synchronized activity in the developing mouse cortex. (Q48149739):
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- Spontaneous activity in the developing gerbil auditory cortex in vivo involves GABAergic transmission. (Q30434472) (← links)
- A microfluidic microelectrode array for simultaneous electrophysiology, chemical stimulation, and imaging of brain slices (Q30542459) (← links)
- Relationship between individual neuron and network spontaneous activity in developing mouse cortex (Q30609082) (← links)
- NMDA receptors in GABAergic synapses during postnatal development. (Q34291242) (← links)
- Hierarchical clustering of gene expression patterns in the Eomes + lineage of excitatory neurons during early neocortical development (Q34361313) (← links)
- Intrinsic neuronal properties switch the mode of information transmission in networks (Q35490195) (← links)
- Emergence of adaptive computation by single neurons in the developing cortex (Q37041522) (← links)
- The developmental integration of cortical interneurons into a functional network (Q37475593) (← links)
- Genetic elimination of GABAergic neurotransmission reveals two distinct pacemakers for spontaneous waves of activity in the developing mouse cortex (Q37633605) (← links)
- Elevated glutamate and NMDA disrupt production of the second messenger cyclic GMP in the early postnatal mouse cortex. (Q45815440) (← links)
- Relationship between GABAergic interneurons migration and early neocortical network activity (Q46196397) (← links)
- Sequential generation of two distinct synapse-driven network patterns in developing neocortex (Q46226314) (← links)
- In-vitro exposure of neuronal networks to the GSM-1800 signal (Q48162462) (← links)
- Bimodal septal and cortical triggering and complex propagation patterns of spontaneous waves of activity in the developing mouse cerebral cortex (Q48184226) (← links)
- Bilaterally propagating waves of spontaneous activity arising from discrete pacemakers in the neonatal mouse cerebral cortex. (Q48715842) (← links)
- Distinct calcium signals in developing cortical interneurons persist despite disorganization of cortex by Tbr1 KO. (Q50282993) (← links)