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Amygdala

Duodecim; laaketieteellinen aikakauskirja, 2002
Abstract The amygdala (alias the amygdaloidal or amygdalar complex), first described and named by the German anatomist Burdach in the early nineteenth century (Meyer 1971), is so called because in the primate brain its shape resembles an almond (amugdale-in Greek).
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Electrical Amygdala Kindling

Current Protocols in Pharmacology, 2003
AbstractThis unit describes a method of electrical amygdala kindling in the rat. This procedure requires mastery of stereotaxic electrode implantation which is not covered in the current unit. Also, the investigator must have a sound knowledge of electronics and computing.
N, Dürmüller, R D, Porsolt
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Amygdala

2011
Nava R. Silton, Ariel Brandwein
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Amygdala

2013
Daniel P. Kennedy, Ralph Adolphs
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