Biphasic Synaptic Ca Influx Arising from Compartmentalized Electrical Signals in Dendritic Spines

Dendritic spines compartmentalize synaptically-evoked biochemical signals. The authors show that electrical compartmentalization provided by a spine endows the associated synapse with additional modes of calcium signaling by shaping the kinetics of synaptic calcium currents.

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