The first cTBS block, however, caused a suppression of the early response (partially significant with the series of different whisker deflections performed earlier after a cTBS block), probably related to other mechanisms of neuronal excitability than recurrent inhibitory control.
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Multiple blocks of intermittent and continuous theta-burst stimulation applied via transcranial magnetic stimulation differently affect sensory responses in rat barrel cortex.
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