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Remembrance of arguments past: how well is the glutamate receptor hypothesis of LTP holding up after 20 years?

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Remembrance of arguments past: how well is the glutamate receptor hypothesis of LTP holding up after 20 years? (English)

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Baudry M

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Neurobiology of Learning and Memory

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