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Taming time in the olfactory bulb

I Segev

    Nature Neuroscience
    |November 26, 1999
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    The biophysics of an unusual synaptic arrangement within the olfactory bulb suggests a way in which rapidly inactivating potassium channels could modulate the timing of oscillations that underlie odor recognition.

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