论文信息 - Plasticity of Synchronous Activity in a Small Neural Net

Plasticity of Synchronous Activity in a Small Neural Net

Electrical activity from three neurons at a time was recorded in a pleural ganglion of Aplysia. Synchonous activity could be temporally patterned by electrical stimulation over a single nerve. After a period of pairing with electrical stimuli over another nerve the degree and time course of the synchrony were altered. Such alterations reverted after 5 to 30 minutes.

George L. Gerstein | William B. Kristan | W. Kristan | G. Gerstein

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