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Neural circuit repair by low-intensity magnetic stimulation requires cryptochrome

2018-09-23

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Magnetic brain stimulation is a promising treatment in neurology and psychiatry, but clinical outcomes are variable. Unfortunately, mechanisms underlying magnetic stimulation effects are ill-defined, which impedes the development of stimulation protocols appropriate for different neurological conditions. Here we show, in vivo and ex vivo , that repetitive transcranial magnetic stimulation at low-intensity (LI-rT...

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a58bdd5c-1d5e-5210-8aa7-21119ad94461
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10.1101/424317
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