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Mouse headplate for EEG, EMG and hippocampal depth electrodes

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3/25/20
Submitted:
10/6/26
Published:
10/6/26
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Reconfigurable 3D-Printed headplates for reproducible and rapid implantation of EEG, EMG and depth electrodes in mice

See Zhu KJ, Aiani LM, Pedersen NP. Reconfigurable 3D-Printed headplates for reproducible and rapid implantation of EEG, EMG and depth electrodes in mice. J Neurosci Methods. Elsevier; 2020 Jan 9;:108566.

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