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The Hum Or Bursts Of Purkinje Cells

The two different states of Purkinje cell signaling could be related to how the cell decides to respond to incoming signals, scientists say.

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Teasing Out Purkinje Proteins

Scientists have developed a method of extracting Purkinje cells from the brain, identifying potential Purkinje-specific protein markers in the process.

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The Hum Or Bursts Of Purkinje Cells

Teasing Out Purkinje Proteins

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Learning From Environmental Defenders

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