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Killing neurons by overstimulating them is caused by:

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Explain the significance of the sham-lesion procedure.
 
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Answer: In the sham-lesion procedure, stereotaxic surgery is used to place an electrode or
cannula into brain without passing damaging current or making a microinjection. Comparison of the lesion group with that of the sham-lesion group allows for the determination of the lesion effect apart from that of the anesthesia/surgical procedure.




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Reply 2 on: Jun 22, 2018
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