Different Roles of Related Currents in Fast and Slow Spiking of Model Neurons From Two Phyla En Hong, Fatma Gurel Kazanci and Astrid A. Prinz J Neurophysiol 100:, 2008. First published 20 August 2008; doi:10.115 - Prinz - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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Different Roles of Related Currents in Fast and Slow Spiking of Model Neurons From Two Phyla En Hong, Fatma Gurel Kazanci and Astrid A. Prinz J Neurophysiol 100:, 2008. First published 20 August 2008; doi:10.115Add to Reading List