Neuronal plasticity in the septal nuclei of the adult rat.
By G. Raisman. 1969
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Citations in the corpus
- Spike-Timing Dependence of Structural Plasticity Explains Cooperative Synapse Formation in the Neocortex (2012, background): “The structure of neocortical networks of neurons changes in time: new synapses are formed, maturate, and eventually are pruned again, in the adult as well as in the developing animal [1,2], for recent reviews see [3,4,5].”
- Neurogenesis in the Adult Brain (2002, background): “Soon afterward, examples of axonal elongation and synaptic reorganization in response to injury were provided (Raisman, 1969; Moore et al., 1971; Lynch et al., 1973).”