Expression of Protein Kinase C Inhibitor Blocks Cerebellar Long-Term Depression without Affecting Purkinje Cell Excitability in Alert Mice
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Maarten A. Frens | Jeroen Goossens | Johannes van der Steen | F. Crépel | H. Daniel | J. van der Steen | A. Rancillac | C. D. De Zeeuw | J. Oberdick | M. Frens | John Oberdick | Armelle Rancillac | J. Goossens | Hervé Daniel | Francis Crépel | Christiaan I. De Zeeuw
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