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"Neuroscientific methods" as a book category covers texts that teach, review, or catalogue the experimental and analytical techniques used to study the nervous system, from molecules and cells to circuits and behavior. These books typically include practical laboratory protocols (e.g., electrophysiology, calcium imaging, optogenetics, histology), neuroimaging and recording methods (fMRI, PET, EEG/MEG, single‑unit recording), computational and statistical approaches (modeling, machine learning, neuroinformatics), experimental design and troubleshooting, and discussion of ethics, safety, and reproducibility. Aimed at students, researchers, and clinicians, titles range from introductory overviews and handbooks of step‑by‑step procedures to advanced method papers, software guides, and reviews comparing multimodal or translational approaches.

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