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Tim J. Möller,Moritz Wunderwald,Markus Tünteidal neurons; and we shall discuss the roles such gap junctions play in the generation of very fast oscillations (VFO, > ~80 Hz), including so-called ripples. The . significance of VFO/ripples themselves will be considered in later chapters. Here we focus on morphology and mechanism.

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