Excitatory Pathways from the Lateral Habenula Enable Propofol-Induced Sedation
Çiğdem Gelegen(Imperial College London), Nicholas P. Franks(Chelsea and Westminster Hospital), Zhiwen Ye(University of Washington), Kyoko Tossell(Imperial College London), Giulia Miracca(Imperial College London), Edwin D. Hawkins(The University of Melbourne), Edward C. Harding(Imperial College London), William Wisden(Imperial College London), Xiao Yu(Wenzhou Medical University), Raquel Yustos(Imperial College London), Alexei L. Vyssotski(University of Zurich), Catriona M. Houston(Imperial College London), Mingzi Ran(Xijing Hospital), Hailong Dong(Chinese Academy of Tropical Agricultural Sciences)
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