Tonic activation of GABAB receptors reduces release probability at inhibitory connections in the cerebellar glomerulus.
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Thierry Nieus | Egidio D'Angelo | Lisa Mapelli | E. D’Angelo | P. Rossi | T. Nieus | L. Mapelli | Paola Rossi
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