A dendritic GABAA-mediated IPSP regulates facilitation of NMDA-mediated responses to burst stimulation of afferent fibers in piriform cortex
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A. Kapur | L. Haberly | E. D. Kanter | A Kapur | L B Haberly | E D Kanter | ED Kanter | LB Haberly | L. Haberly | ED Kanter
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