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1.	Short-term Plasticity And Synaptic Transmission Of Spike Trains At Primary Afferent Synapse In Spinal Dorsal Horn
2.	Patterns Of Interaction Between GABA_A And Glycine Receptors: A Study On Their Correlation With Receptor Expression Level
3.	Granular Cells Of The Mormyrid Electrosensory Lobe And Postsynaptic Control Over Presynaptic Spikes Through Electric Synapse: With References To Computerized Modeling On This Action And Molecular Analysis Of Gap Junction In The Mormyrid Brain
4.	The Mechanisms By Which P2X₃ And P2Y₁ Receptors Are Involved In The Estrogen Modulation Of Peripheral Pain Signal Transduction
5.	Functional Regulation Of Inhibitory Amino Acid Receptors In The Rat Hippocampus
6.	Nerve-steroidal Substances On The Central Nervous System Glycine Receptors Regulating Mechanism And Function Of Research
7.	The Relationship Between Primary Afferent And Firing Patterns And Research Of Hyperpolarizaton Rebound In Spinal Dorsal Horn
8.	Interleukin-1β Inhibits The Current Of Large Conductance Ca2+-activated Potassium Channels In Cultured Cortical Neurons Of Rat
9.	Membrane Potential Of Pyramidal Cells And Ripple Oscillations In The Hippocampal CA1 Region
10.	The Effects Of Interleukin-1β On Sodium Current And Action Potential In Cortical Neurons Of Rats
11.	Effects Of Ethanol On Complex Spike Activity Of Cerebellar Purkinje Cells In Vivo In Mice
12.	Membrane Potential Ripple High-frequency Oscillations Of Pyramidal Cells In The Mouse Hippocampal CA1Region
13.	Effective Mechanisms Of Ethanol On Mouse Cerebellar Purkinje Cell Activity And Sensory Information Synaptic Transmission
14.	Interneuronal Tuning Of Hippocampal CA1 Ripple Oscillations
15.	The Effects Of Acetylcholine Receptors Activation On Electrophysiological Properties Of Cortical Pyramidal Neurons In Albino Mouse
16.	Establishment Of Patch-clamp Recording Technique For Acutely Isolated Spinal Ventral Horn Neurons And Related Receptor Analysis
17.	Studies On Bilateral Collicular Interaction Of Modulating The Latency Of Neuron:Whole-Cell Patch Clamp Recording In Brain Slice
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