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A Student's Guide to Neural Circuit Tracing by Saleeba, Christine, Dempsey, Bowen, Le, Sheng, Goodchild, Ann, McMullan, Simon

“…The mammalian nervous system is comprised of a seemingly infinitely complex network of specialized synaptic connections that coordinate the flow of information…”
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Corrigendum: A Student's Guide to Neural Circuit Tracing by Saleeba, Christine, Dempsey, Bowen, Le, Sheng, Goodchild, Ann, McMullan, Simon

“…[This corrects the article DOI: 10.3389/fnins.2019.00897.]…”
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Profile of consumers and their partners of a perinatal and infant mental health (PIMH) service in Australia by Coates, Dominiek, Saleeba, Christine, Howe, Deborah

“…The perinatal period is a time of great vulnerability for many women, in particular those with a range of psychosocial vulnerabilities and mental health risk…”
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Mental Health Attitudes and Beliefs in a Community Sample on the Central Coast in Australia: Barriers to Help Seeking by Coates, Dominiek, Saleeba, Christine, Howe, Deborah

“…There continues to be call for greater community awareness actions and strategies to reduce stigma and enhance mental health literacy nationally and…”
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DeepSlice: rapid fully automatic registration of mouse brain imaging to a volumetric atlas by Carey, Harry, Pegios, Michael, Martin, Lewis, Saleeba, Chris, Turner, Anita J., Everett, Nicholas A., Bjerke, Ingvild E., Puchades, Maja A., Bjaalie, Jan G., McMullan, Simon

“…Registration of data to a common frame of reference is an essential step in the analysis and integration of diverse neuroscientific data. To this end,…”
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Descending pathways from the superior colliculus mediating autonomic and respiratory effects associated with orienting behaviour by Lynch, Erin, Dempsey, Bowen, Saleeba, Christine, Monteiro, Eloise, Turner, Anita, Burke, Peter G. R., Allen, Andrew M., Dampney, Roger A. L., Hildreth, Cara M., Cornish, Jennifer L., Goodchild, Ann K., McMullan, Simon

“…The ability to discriminate competing external stimuli and initiate contextually appropriate behaviours is a key brain function. Neurons in the deep superior…”
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