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Card 16
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How does intracellular recording work?
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Card 17
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what are the main target areas of single cell recording in humans?
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Card 18
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3 conditions of a patient for single cell recording
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Card 19
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Compare acute and chronic recording. Acute:
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Card 20
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Compare acute and chronic recording. Chronic
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Card 21
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Procedures in chronic recording
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Card 22
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Name two types of neuronal coding
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Card 23
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what is rate coding?
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Card 24
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what is temporal coding?
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what is spike sorting?
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