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scope
Primate and rodent striatum, electrophysiology in behaving animals
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Although precise neuron identification remains a major challenge, such electrophysiological studies have provided insights into the functional properties of presumed distinct striatal neuronal populations.
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Primate and rodent striatum, electrophysiology in behaving animals
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Cross-Cluster Synthesis: What Replicates, What Is Contested, What Is Untested
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Electrophysiological classification of striatal neurons into PANs, TANs, and FSIs (presumed PV interneurons) has provided functional insights but precise neuron identification remains a major challenge with potential overlap among electrophysiological characteristics.
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Electrophysiological classification of striatal neurons into PANs, TANs, and FSIs (presumed PV interneurons) has provided functional insights but precise neuron identification remains a major challenge with potential overlap among electrophysiological characteristics.

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