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Reliable analysis of single-unit recordings from the human brain under noisy conditions: tracking neurons over hours

Niediek et al., 2016

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12534491305861126378
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Niediek J
Boström J
Elger C
Mormann F
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PloS one

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Recording extracellulary from neurons in the brains of animals in vivo is among the most established experimental techniques in neuroscience, and has recently become feasible in humans. Many interesting scientific questions can be addressed only when extracellular …
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