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Lesions produced by kainic acid spare fibers of passage.

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Which of the following is true of acute recording studies of rat brain electrical activity?
 
  A) Such studies are done under anesthesia.
  B) The rat must recover from the anesthesia before the start of recordings.
  C) Acute studies focus on motor function.
  D) Acute studies focus on memory function.
  E) These recordings are subject to movement artifacts..



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Answer: A



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