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Decoding Single Neuron Activity

Neurons communicate with each other by firing trains of action potentials (spikes). Understanding what information is represented by this activity, and how to decipher the code in which the neural messages are encrypted, are the central issues of single neuron physiology. Keywords: spikes; neurophysiology; neural coding

James J. Knierim | J. Knierim

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