How Inhibitory Neurons Generate Rhythmic Movement
Summary: Traditional views frame excitatory neurons as the “gas” that initiates movement and inhibitory neurons as the “brakes” that stop it. New…
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Summary: Traditional views frame excitatory neurons as the “gas” that initiates movement and inhibitory neurons as the “brakes” that stop it. New…
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