Mice lacking the major adult GABAA receptor subtype have normal number of synapses, but retain juvenile IPSC kinetics until adulthood. (Q48975128)

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title

Mice lacking the major adult GABAA receptor subtype have normal number of synapses, but retain juvenile IPSC kinetics until adulthood. (English)

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author

Sabine Spijker

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author name string

Laurens W J Bosman

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Klaartje Heinen

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Arjen B Brussaard

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language of work or name

English

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publication date

9 March 2005

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Journal of Neurophysiology

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volume

94

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page(s)

338-346

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issue

1

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Identifiers

DOI

10.1152/JN.00084.2005

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PubMed ID

15758057

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