Periaxonal and nodal plasticities modulate action potential conduction in the adult mouse brain
Carlie L. Cullen(University of Tasmania), Kaylene M. Young(University of Saskatchewan), Georg Ramm(Garvan Institute of Medical Research), Ben Emery(Oregon Health & Science University), Kimberley A. Pitman(University of Tasmania), Viola Oorschot(University Medical Center Utrecht), Alexander D. Tang(The University of Western Australia), Jennifer Rodger(The University of Western Australia), Renee Pepper(University of Tasmania), Loic Auderset(University of Tasmania), Renaud Jolivet(University of Geneva), Mackenzie T. Clutterbuck(University of Tasmania)
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