Functional Topography and Development of Inhibitory Reticulothalamic Barreloid Projections.

Front Neuroanat · 2018 · PMC6220084 · PMID 30429777

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However, when data were combined from separate experiments, this barreloid projection topography was less (yet highly significant statistically) preserved, perhaps due to different barreloid size and alignment artifacts across different animals.

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