Excitatory GABAergic signalling is associated with acquired benzodiazepine resistance in status epilepticus
Richard J. Burman(University of Cape Town), Joseph V. Raimondo(University of Cape Town), Sarah E. Newey(University of Oxford), Colin J. Akerman(University of Oxford), John Hamin Lee(University of Cape Town), Neela K. Codadu(The Neurosciences Foundation), R. Ryley Parrish(Brigham Young University), Andrew J. Trevelyan(Newcastle University), M. Berg(University of Cape Town), A. Călin(Newcastle University), Joshua S Selfe(University of Cape Town), Jo M. Wilmshurst(University of Cape Town), Rebecca A. Wright(The Nature Conservancy), Arieh A. Katz(University of Cape Town)
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