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GABA is the transmitter released from large superficial horizontal cells and small globular-soma cells which mediate feed-forward inhibition of the pyramidal neurons when activated by axon terminals of mitral/tufted cells in the lateral olfactory tract or association fibers from other pyramidal neurons

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Haberly LB (1997) Show Other

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