Long‐lasting synaptic loss after repeated induction of LTD: independence to the means of LTD induction
Yuji Kamikubo(Juntendo University), Akihiko Ogura(Ube Frontier University), Tsunehiro Tanaka(The University of Osaka), Keiko Tominaga‐Yoshino(The University of Osaka), Yo Shinoda(Tokyo University of Pharmacy and Life Sciences), Yoshihiro Egashira(The University of Osaka)
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