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Galvanic redox potentiometry based microelectrode array for synchronous ascorbate and single-unit recordings in rat brain

Wei et al., 2020

Document ID
1636585945944748415
Author
Wei H
Li L
Jin J
Wu F
Yu P
Ma F
Mao L
Publication year
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Analytical Chemistry

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Neuronal communication relies on cooperation between the chemical and electrical patterns of neurons. Thus, techniques for illustrating the linkage of the neurochemical events and action potentials with high temporal and spatial resolution is imperative to gain a …
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