Summary
This paper discusses the development of thalamic neuronal networks in mice, focusing on the development of excitatory and inhibitory components of the thalamocortical sensory system.
Categories
Cognitive function and memory: The paper discusses the development of thalamic neuronal networks, which are crucial for cognitive functions and memory.
Education and learning: The paper provides insights into the development of thalamic neuronal networks, which are important for learning processes.
Author(s)
I Huerga-Gómez, FJ Martini
Publication Year
2023
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