The Mechanism by Which Intracellular GABA Increases Cl⁻ Outward Permeability Across Deiters' Neurone Plasma Membranes

M. V. Rapallino Centro di Neurofisiologia Cerebrale, C.N.R., Genova, Italy

A. Cupello Centro di Neurofisiologia Cerebrale, C.N.R., Genova, Italy; Institute of Neurobiology, University of Göteborg, Sweden

H. Hydén Centro di Neurofisiologia Cerebrale, C.N.R., Genova, Italy; Institute of Neurobiology, University of Göteborg, Sweden

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