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Mouse Episodic and Continuous Locomotion CPG (Sharples et al, 2022)
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Jessica Parker
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We modeled the locomotion CPG in neonatal mice, and our model produces both episodic and continuous locomotion, similar to activity seen in experimental recordings of motor neurons in the isolated spinal cords of neonatal mice. Our model is presented in Sharples SA, Parker J, Cruz JM, Vargas A, Lognon AP, Cheng N, Young L, Shonak A, Cymbalyuk G, Whelan PJ. Mechanisms of Episodic Rhythmicity Contributions of h-and Na+/K+ pump currents to the generation of episodic and continuous rhythmic activities. 2021. Frontiers in Cellular Neuroscience. 579. Accepted.
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Neuron or other electrically excitable cell Show
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Sharples SA, Parker J, Cruz JM, Vargas A, Lognon AP, Cheng N, Young L, Shonak A, Cymbalyuk G, Whelan PJ (2022) Show
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jessiraeparker2@gmail.com
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spinal interneurons
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I Ca, slow inactivation, low voltage-activated
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Hodgkin-Huxley style HCO
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Sharples SA, Parker J, Cruz JM, Vargas A, Lognon AP, Cheng N, Young L, Shonak A, Cymbalyuk G, Whelan PJ. Mechanisms of Episodic Rhythmicity Contributions of h-and Na+/K+ pump currents to the generation of episodic and continuous rhythmic activities. 2021. Frontiers in Cellular Neuroscience. 579. Accepted.
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