Axonal GABA<sub>A</sub> stabilizes excitability in unmyelinated sensory axons secondary to NKCC1 activity.

V Bonalume; L Caffino; LF Castelnovo; A Faroni; S Liu; J Hu; M Milanese; G Bonanno; K Sohns; T Hoffmann; Col R De; M Schmelz; F Fumagalli; V Magnaghi; R Carr

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Axonal GABA<sub>A</sub> stabilizes excitability in unmyelinated sensory axons secondary to NKCC1 activity.

V Bonalume, L Caffino, LF Castelnovo, A Faroni, S Liu, J Hu, M Milanese, G Bonanno, K Sohns, T Hoffmann, Col R De, M Schmelz, F Fumagalli, V Magnaghi, R Carr

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Journal	The Journal of physiology
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.1113/jp279664
Publication status	Published - Jun 2021

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Axonal GABA<sub>A</sub> stabilizes excitability in unmyelinated sensory axons secondary to NKCC1 activity.

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