Moving back in the brain to drive the field forward: Targeting neurostimulation to different brain regions in animal models of depression and neurodegeneration
Michelle R. Madore(VA Palo Alto Health Care System), M. Windy McNerney(VA Palo Alto Health Care System), Jennifer Rodger(The University of Western Australia), Alesha Heath(Stanford University), Joy L. Taylor(VA Palo Alto Health Care System), Monica Nable(Stanford University), Eugenia Z. Poh(The University of Western Australia), Eric G. Booth(Boise State University), Jesus Rivera(Palo Alto University), Samuel John Bollard(The University of Western Australia), Jauhtai Cheng(Stanford University), Jerry Yesavage(VA Palo Alto Health Care System)
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