Differences in Motor Evoked Potentials Induced in Rats by Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation under Two Separate Anesthetics: Implications for Plasticity Studies
Matthew Sykes(The University of Western Australia), John N. J. Reynolds(Brain Research New Zealand), Natalie A. Matheson(Brain Research New Zealand), Philip W. Brownjohn(University of Cambridge), Jonathan Shemmell(Brain Research New Zealand), Jennifer Rodger(The University of Western Australia), Alexander D. Tang(The University of Western Australia)
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