Examination of Diurnal Variation and Sex Differences in Hippocampal Neurophysiology and Spatial Memory.

eNeuro · 2022 · PMC9668349 · PMID 36265903

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5 E ), regardless of sex ( p = 0.371, GEE), a statistical trend for a significant main effect of time-of-day indicated that sEPSC IEI recorded during the day may be greater than those recorded at night ( p = 0.052, GEE), suggesting a greater frequency of excitatory events at night ( Fig. 5 C ).

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