Human Cortical Pyramidal Neurons: From Spines to Spikes via Models

Overview of attention for article published in Frontiers in Cellular Neuroscience, June 2018

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24 Feb 2023

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(6/10) A neuron can fire an AP, if it receives signals through a minor fraction of its input terminals (e. g. nearly ANY 140 input signals through nearly 1000s of input terminals in the case of a pyramidal neuron). https://t.co/acnb3Lpyit https://t.co/Mp

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@RFVSMSci Since only a minor fraction of input terminals need to receive signals to fire the neuron (https://t.co/MpeRLonLYC), single spine events will have huge importance. In this context, inter-neuronal inter-spine interaction must be verified.

06 Oct 2022

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Frontiere | Neuroni piramidali corticali umani: dalle spine alle punte attraverso i modelli https://t.co/4IVJ3kuxuQ

20 Aug 2022

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