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Structure and function of axo-axonic inhibition

  1. Casey M Schneider-Mizell  Is a corresponding author
  2. Agnes L Bodor
  3. Forrest Collman
  4. Derrick Brittain
  5. Adam Bleckert
  6. Sven Dorkenwald
  7. Nicholas L Turner
  8. Thomas Macrina
  9. Kisuk Lee
  10. Ran Lu
  11. Jingpeng Wu
  12. Jun Zhuang
  13. Anirban Nandi
  14. Brian Hu
  15. JoAnn Buchanan
  16. Marc M Takeno
  17. Russel Torres
  18. Gayathri Mahalingam
  19. Daniel J Bumbarger
  20. Yang Li
  21. Thomas Chartrand
  22. Nico Kemnitz
  23. William M Silversmith
  24. Dodam Ih
  25. Jonathan Zung
  26. Aleksandar Zlateski
  27. Ignacio Tartavull
  28. Sergiy Popovych
  29. William Wong
  30. Manuel Castro
  31. Chris S Jordan
  32. Emmanouil Froudarakis
  33. Lynne Becker
  34. Shelby Suckow
  35. Jacob Reimer
  36. Andreas S Tolias
  37. Costas A Anastassiou
  38. H Sebastian Seung
  39. R Clay Reid
  40. Nuno Maçarico da Costa  Is a corresponding author
  1. Allen Institute for Brain Science, United States
  2. Princeton University, United States
  3. Baylor College of Medicine, United States
https://doi.org/10.7554/eLife.73783
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  1. Casey M Schneider-Mizell
  2. Agnes L Bodor
  3. Forrest Collman
  4. Derrick Brittain
  5. Adam Bleckert
  6. Sven Dorkenwald
  7. Nicholas L Turner
  8. Thomas Macrina
  9. Kisuk Lee
  10. Ran Lu
  11. Jingpeng Wu
  12. Jun Zhuang
  13. Anirban Nandi
  14. Brian Hu
  15. JoAnn Buchanan
  16. Marc M Takeno
  17. Russel Torres
  18. Gayathri Mahalingam
  19. Daniel J Bumbarger
  20. Yang Li
  21. Thomas Chartrand
  22. Nico Kemnitz
  23. William M Silversmith
  24. Dodam Ih
  25. Jonathan Zung
  26. Aleksandar Zlateski
  27. Ignacio Tartavull
  28. Sergiy Popovych
  29. William Wong
  30. Manuel Castro
  31. Chris S Jordan
  32. Emmanouil Froudarakis
  33. Lynne Becker
  34. Shelby Suckow
  35. Jacob Reimer
  36. Andreas S Tolias
  37. Costas A Anastassiou
  38. H Sebastian Seung
  39. R Clay Reid
  40. Nuno Maçarico da Costa
(2021)
Structure and function of axo-axonic inhibition
eLife 10:e73783.
https://doi.org/10.7554/eLife.73783
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  1. Casey M Schneider-Mizell
  2. Agnes L Bodor
  3. Forrest Collman
  4. Derrick Brittain
  5. Adam Bleckert
  6. Sven Dorkenwald
  7. Nicholas L Turner
  8. Thomas Macrina
  9. Kisuk Lee
  10. Ran Lu
  11. Jingpeng Wu
  12. Jun Zhuang
  13. Anirban Nandi
  14. Brian Hu
  15. JoAnn Buchanan
  16. Marc M Takeno
  17. Russel Torres
  18. Gayathri Mahalingam
  19. Daniel J Bumbarger
  20. Yang Li
  21. Thomas Chartrand
  22. Nico Kemnitz
  23. William M Silversmith
  24. Dodam Ih
  25. Jonathan Zung
  26. Aleksandar Zlateski
  27. Ignacio Tartavull
  28. Sergiy Popovych
  29. William Wong
  30. Manuel Castro
  31. Chris S Jordan
  32. Emmanouil Froudarakis
  33. Lynne Becker
  34. Shelby Suckow
  35. Jacob Reimer
  36. Andreas S Tolias
  37. Costas A Anastassiou
  38. H Sebastian Seung
  39. R Clay Reid
  40. Nuno Maçarico da Costa
(2021)
Structure and function of axo-axonic inhibition
eLife 10:e73783.
https://doi.org/10.7554/eLife.73783

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