Behavioral State Control through Differential Serotonergic Inhibition in the Mesopontine Cholinergic Nuclei: A Simultaneous Unit Recording and Microdialysis Study
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R. McCarley | R. Strecker | M. Thakkar | R W McCarley | M M Thakkar | R E Strecker | Robert W. McCarley
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