Volatile anesthetics disrupt frontal-posterior recurrent information transfer at gamma frequencies in rat
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Acknowledgements
This publication is based on work supported by grants from the NIH (GM-56398), and from the NSF (BES-0002945), and by predoctoral GAANN fellowship from the Department of Education. We thank Richard Rys (Senior Research Engineer) for the design and construction of electronic equipment, and Samhita S. Rhodes, Ph.D. for the implementation of the peak-detection algorithm.
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