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Multi-unit spike-triggered averaging: a method for probing the physiology of central synapses

Hempel et al., 2002

Document ID
15468782316072531974
Author
Hempel C
Sugino K
Nelson S
Publication year
Publication venue
Journal of neuroscience methods

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We describe the ongoing development of a method that combines multi-unit extracellular recording with intracellular recording to probe unitary synaptic connections in the central nervous system. In multi-unit spike-triggered averaging (multi-unit STA), intracellular …
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