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Wakefulness-sleep modulation of thalamic multiple unit activity and EEG in man

Velasco et al., 1979

Document ID
7924411598552630163
Author
Velasco F
Velasco M
Cepeda C
Muñoz H
Publication year
Publication venue
Electroencephalography and Clinical Neurophysiology

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Quantitative changes in the number of EEG waves and MUA neuronal spikes of various thalamic nuclear groups were studied during steady and transitional wakefulness-sleep states in a group of patients with implanted electrodes, used as an electrophysiological …
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