Slow and fast rhythms generated in the cerebral cortex of the anesthetized mouse.
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Maria V. Sanchez-Vives | Maurizio Mattia | Maria V Sanchez-Vives | Marcel Ruiz-Mejias | M. Mattia | Laura Ciria-Suarez | Laura Ciria-Suarez | M. Ruiz-Mejias
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