Ca2+-Activated K+ Channels Reduce Network Excitability, Improving Adaptability and Energetics for Transmitting and Perceiving Sensory Information
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Xiaofeng Li | Zhuoyi Song | Mikko Juusola | An Dau | Anton Nikolaev | Lei Zheng | Ahmad Abou Tayoun | Diana Rien | David Jaciuch | Sidhartha Dongre | Florence Blanchard | Murali K Bollepalli | Brian Chu | Roger C Hardie | Patrick J Dolph | R. Hardie | A. Nikolaev | M. Juusola | P. Dolph | An Dau | David Jaciuch | Florence Blanchard | Xiaofeng Li | M. Bollepalli | Lei Zheng | Brian K. Chu | Sidhartha Dongre | Z. Song | D. Rien | Ahmad Abou Tayoun
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