Techniques for acute single neuron recording in newborn rats
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Physiology & Behavior
|November 1, 1977
Abstract:
Techniques are described for artifically respiring, anesthetizing, head-holding, operating on and recording from single neurons in the VIII nerve of newborn rats weighting as little as 4.9 g.
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