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Non-Weak E-Fields Pyramidal Neurons (Reznik et. al.,2015)
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Effect of Polarization Induced by Non-Weak Electric Fields on the Excitability of Elongated Neurons With Active Dendrite.
In response to polarization, the active currents in the dendrites of pyramidal neurons play a pivotal role in the excitability of elongated neurons. Depending on a number of parameters either hyperpolarizing or depolarizing currents in the dendrite dominate as polarization is increased. Furthermore, the impact that these active dendrite channels (Ca, KAHP, etc) occur when only a small fraction of their channels are open.
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Hippocampus CA1 pyramidal GLU cell Show
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Reznik RI, Barreto E, Sander E, So P (2016) Show
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robert.reznik@icloud.com
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Journal of Computational Neuroscience, Article 582 (JCNS-D-15-00036R2)
Effect of Polarization Induced by Non-Weak Electric Fields on the Excitability
of Elongated Neurons With Active Dendrite
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