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S cell network (Moss et al 2005)
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Excerpts from the abstract:
S cells form a chain of electrically coupled neurons that extends the length of the leech CNS and plays a critical role in sensitization during whole-body shortening. ...
Serotonin ... increasedAP latency across the electrical synapse, suggesting that serotonin reduced coupling between S cells. ...
Serotonin modulated
instantaneous AP frequency when APs were initiated in separate S
cells and in a computational model of S cell activity following
mechanosensory input. Thus, serotonergic modulation of S cell
electrical synapses may contribute to changes in the pattern of
activity in the S cell network. See paper for more.
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Moss BL, Fuller AD, Sahley CL, Burrell BD (2005) Show
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Leech S interneuron
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