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Histamine H 3 receptor activation decreases kainate‐induced hippocampal gamma oscillations in vitro by action potential desynchronization in pyramidal neurons
The study of rhythmic electrical activity in slice preparations has generated important insights into neural network function. While the synaptic mechanisms involved in the generation of in vitro network oscillations have been studied widely, little is known about the modulatory influence exerted on
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