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Cover picture: Gallyas silver staining in an animal
that was transcardially fixed immediately after fluid percussion head
injury shows two darkly stained pyramidal-shaped basket cells in the
granule cell layer of the dentate gyrus (granule cells appear
yellow), in addition to numerous darkly stained cells in the
hilus below the granule cell layer. These results indicate that the
trauma-induced perturbation of the interneuronal networks of the
epilepsy-prone dentate gyrus is immediate and does not require the
requirement of active physiological processes. For details, see the
article by Toth et al., in this issue (pp. 8106-8117).
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