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D. Soteropoulos

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Slowly-conducting pyramidal tract neurons in macaque and rat

A. Kraskov, D. Soteropoulos, I. Glover, R. N. Lemon, S. N. Baker

The paper identifies slow-conducting pyramidal tract neurons in macaques and rats, showing they are more numerous and have distinct electrophysiological properties compared to fast-conducting neurons.

bioRxiv · Sep 16, 2019Physiology