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Correlation Between Steady Potential Baseline and Event-Related Slow Potential Magnitude in the Rat

James H. Pirch Department of Pharmacology and Therapeutics, Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center
Pages 25-33 | Received 30 Nov 1979, Published online: 07 Jul 2009

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James H. Pirch & Steven L. Peterson. (1981) Event-Related Slow Potentials and Activity of Single Neurons in Rat Frontal Cortex. International Journal of Neuroscience 15:3, pages 141-146.
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Thomas Fischer, Robert Langner, Niels Birbaumer & Burkhard Brocke. (2008) Arousal and Attention: Self-chosen Stimulation Optimizes Cortical Excitability and Minimizes Compensatory Effort. Journal of Cognitive Neuroscience 20:8, pages 1443-1453.
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S. H. Curry. 1993. Slow Potential Changes in the Human Brain. Slow Potential Changes in the Human Brain 121 145 .
Hubert K. Rucker, Mary Jo Corbus & James H. Pirch. (1986) Discriminative conditioning-related slow potential and single-unit responses in the frontal cortex of urethane-anesthetized rats. Brain Research 376:2, pages 368-372.
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Jan Born, Stephen C Whipple & John Stamm. (1982) Spontaneous cortical slow-potential shifts and choice reaction time performance. Electroencephalography and Clinical Neurophysiology 54:6, pages 668-676.
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