There was a mistake in Figure 2: it appears heavily distorted in the ONLINE version of the article. The corrected figure appears below (and in the PDF version of the article).
Figure 2
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dentate gyrus, CA3 pyramidal cell, short-term plasticity, glutamate release, giant mossy fiber bouton, action potential
Citation
Rama S, Jensen TP and Rusakov DA (2026) Correction: Glutamate imaging reveals multiple sites of stochastic release in the CA3 giant mossy fiber boutons. Front. Cell. Neurosci. 20:1932278. doi: 10.3389/fncel.2026.1932278
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08 July 2026
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*Correspondence: Sylvain Rama, s.rama@ucl.ac.uk; rama.sylvain@gmail.com; Dmitri A. Rusakov, d.rusakov@ucl.ac.uk
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