Regulation of depolarizing GABAA receptor-mediated synaptic potentials by synaptic activation of GABAB autoreceptors in the rat hippocampus
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G. Collingridge | C. Davies | S. Cobb | N. A. Manuel | R. A. Morton | C. Gill | G. Collingridge | R. Morton
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