An implantable CMOS image sensor for monitoring deep brain activities of a freely moving mouse
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T. Tokuda | J. Ohta | K. Sasagawa | A. Higuchi | K. Sasagawa | T. Tokuda | J. Ohta | H. Tamura | A. Tagawa | Y. Hatanaka | H. Tamura | S. Shiosaka | A. Tagawa | Y. Hatanaka | Sadao Shiosaka | A. Higuchi
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