Transgenic mice expressing a fluorescent in vivo label in a distinct subpopulation of neocortical layer 5 pyramidal cells
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Walther Akemann | Thomas Knöpfel | Noritaka Ichinohe | K. Rockland | W. Akemann | T. Knöpfel | N. Ichinohe | Y. Zhong | Yong‐Mei Zhong | Kathleen S. Rockland
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