Initiation and slow propagation of epileptiform activity from ventral to dorsal medial entorhinal cortex is constrained by an inhibitory gradient
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Initiation and slow propagation of epileptiform activity from ventral to dorsal medial entorhinal cortex is constrained by an inhibitory gradient
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JOURNAL OF PHYSIOLOGY-LONDON
Volume 596, Issue 11, Pages 2251-2266
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Wiley
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2018-03-31
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10.1113/jp275871
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