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在老鼠眼运动神经整合器中,神经元的诺亚 adreno current 反应

Yasuhiko Saito1, Taketoshi Sugimura1

  • 1Department of Neurophysiology, Nara Medical University, Kashihara, Japan.

Journal of neurophysiology
|June 5, 2024
PubMed
概括

上腺素 (NA) 通过α-1和α-2上腺受体调节大脑干中的目光控制神经元. 这些反应根据神经元类型和发射模式而异,影响水平和垂直的目光.

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上腺受体受体是什么这是Cajal的间歇性核.诺亚上腺素 诺亚上腺素预置词 低音语 核心整个细胞的记录记录.

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