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Dynamics of synaptic transfer in living and simulated neurons

A comparison of the responses of an ionic-permeability-based neural model to periodic inhibitory driving with that of a living preparation is summarized. Duplication of most neuron response types is excellent. Simulation results lead to insights into neuron activities that are verified by examination of the living data.<<ETX>>

Michael Stiber | José Pedro Segundo | J. Segundo | Michael Stiber

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