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The Journal of Neuroscience, October 13, 2004, ():
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Physiological and Morphological Characterization of Dentate Granule Cells in the p35 Knock-Out Mouse Hippocampus: Evidence for an Epileptic Circuit
J. Neurosci. Patel et al. 24: 9005Supplemental data
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- supplemental material - Supplemental Material – Movie 1: Rotating three-dimensional reconstruction of an aberrant axon collateral segment in the molecular layer of the dentate gyrus corresponding to boxed area C in Figure 6 . 4 synaptic active zones are identified with post-synaptic densities highlighted in yellow and red - red synaptic contact identifies a dendritic shaft synapse and yellow contacts identify synapses onto dendritic spines. Note the slight invagination of the synaptic active zones into the bouton surface.
- supplemental material - Supplemental Material – Movie 2: Rotating three-dimensional reconstructions of an aberrant axon collateral segment in the granule cell layer of the dentate gyrus corresponding to boxed region D in Figure 6 . 3 synaptic active zones are identified with post-synaptic densities highlighted in yellow (synapses onto dendritic spines). Note the large synaptic contact deeply invaginated into the surface of the bouton.
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