Silencing the Brain May be Better than Stimulating it. The GABA Effect

Publisher： Bentham Science Publishers

E-ISSN： 1873-4286|20|26|4154-4166

ISSN： 1381-6128

Source： Current Pharmaceutical Design, Vol.20, Iss.26, 2014-08, pp. : 4154-4166

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