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Rick Gray

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Center for Learning and Memory
Johnston Lab

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Electrophysiology of human muscle in culture

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M. Merickel, R. Gray, P. Chauvin, and S. Appel. “Electrophysiology of human muscle in culture.” Experimental Neurology, 72, 2, Pp. 281-293.

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