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Basal ganglia and cortical control of thalamic rebound spikes

2018-08-20

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Movement-related decreases in firing rate have been observed in basal ganglia output neurons. They may transmit motor signals to the thalamus, but the effect of these firing rate decreases on downstream neurons in the motor thalamus is not known. One possibility is that they lead to thalamic post-inhibitory rebound spikes. However, it has also been argued that the physiological conditions permitting rebound spikin...

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e655bf8c-7e34-58ad-b3c0-acb4e72a897b
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10.1101/386920
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