Oscillatory burst discharge generated through conditional backpropagation of dendritic spikes
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Brent Doiron | Andre Longtin | Leonard Maler | Ray W. Turner | Asim J. Rashid | N. Lemon | B. Doiron | L. Maler | A. Longtin | R. W. Turner | A. Rashid | R. Dunn | Neal Lemon | E. Morales | Robert J. Dunn | Ezequiel Morales
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