Dendritic processing

Dendritic processing multiplies the computational power of a single neuron by enabling the processing of inputs in a spatio-temporally differentiated manner. Recently, the development of new and refined optical, electrophysiological and molecular-biological techniques has led to new insights into dendritic function and revealed an astonishing plethora of computational mechanisms.

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