A1 adenosine receptor as a regulator of the long-term depression of the glutamate-responsiveness of cerebellar Purkinje cells
Yosuke Fujita(University of Toyama), Masanobu Kano(Keio University), Yuji Kamikubo(Juntendo University), Kenkichi Fukurotani(University of Toyama), Takeshi Shimomura(Japan Science and Technology Agency), Takashi Sakurai(Juntendo University), Toshihide Tabata(University of Toyama)
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