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2020, NeuroscienceCitation Excerpt :More than thirty years have passed since expression of c-Fos and immediate early genes (IEGs) were introduced as a marker allowing mapping activated neurons across animal brains (Morgan and Curran, 1988, 1989; Winston et al., 1990).
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