(22683665), N. H., (1276467), C. E., (15210328), C. G., (32618), H. C., (295799), A. O., (47497), A. V., & (179938), P. J. (2025). Tonic inhibition reduces LTP amplitude but maintains proximal potentiation and frequency dependence.
Chicago Style (17th ed.) Citation(22683665), Nicholas Hananeia, Christian Ebner (1276467), Christos Galanis (15210328), Hermann Cuntz (32618), Alexander Opitz (295799), Andreas Vlachos (47497), and Peter Jedlicka (179938). Tonic Inhibition Reduces LTP Amplitude but Maintains Proximal Potentiation and Frequency Dependence. 2025.
MLA (9th ed.) Citation(22683665), Nicholas Hananeia, et al. Tonic Inhibition Reduces LTP Amplitude but Maintains Proximal Potentiation and Frequency Dependence. 2025.
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