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theta wave event-related potential contingent negative variation alpha wave sleep spindle gamma wave beta wave delta wave electroencephalography nervous system senses neurotransmitter release human nervous system neuroplasticity neural stem cell mirror neuron cross-modal plasticity meninges midbrain synapse

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