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Long-term, high-resolution imaging in the neocortex in vivo

Chen et al., 2008

Document ID
7981844380575961584
Author
Chen B
Trachtenberg J
Holtmaat A
Svoboda K
Publication year
Publication venue
Cold Spring Harbor Protocols

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In the neocortex, elucidating the mechanisms of structural plasticity is essential to an understanding of the emergent network properties and fundamental cognitive phenomena, such as memory formation. Time-lapse imaging microscopy has revealed a remarkable …
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