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A subsequent study in rat slice cultures has shown that bath application of MCPG (a mGluR antagonist) blocks the inward Ca-dependent K-current associated with ACPD application or mossy fiber stimulation in the presence on ionotropic GluR antagonists

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Gerber U, Lüthi A, Gähwiler BH (1993) Show Other

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155

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rat

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