Cellular and Molecular Changes to Cortical Neurons Following Low Intensity Repetitive Magnetic Stimulation at Different Frequencies
Stephanie Grehl(Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique), Jennifer Rodger(The University of Western Australia), Helena M. Viola(Victor Chang Cardiac Research Institute), Sarah A. Dunlop(University of Western Australia), Rachel M. Sherrard(Université Paris Cité), Kim W. Carter(The Kids Research Institute Australia), Paula Fuller-Carter(The University of Western Australia), Livia C. Hool(The University of Western Australia)
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