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The contribution of subthreshold preference in inhibitory neurons to network response
- Tatjana Tchumatchenko†1Email author and
- Claudia Clopath†2
https://doi.org/10.1186/1471-2202-16-S1-P36
© Tchumatchenko and Clopath 2015
- Published: 18 December 2015
Keywords
- Network Neuron
- Network Activity
- Single Neuron
- Synaptic Connection
- Inhibitory Neuron
Neuronal resonance in networks. These results highlight that neuronal models which exhibit subthreshold preference, regardless of spike generator details, yield results that are consistent with experimental observations in [2]. (A) The response of a recurrent neural network, RE(2πf)/RE(0) to the stimulation of excitatory neurons with periodic stimuli of frequency f (B)The response of a recurrent neural network, RI(2πf)/RI(0), to the stimulation of excitatory neurons with periodic stimuli of frequency f. Figures adapted from [1].
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- Tchumatchenko T, Clopath C: Oscillations emerging from noise-driven steady state in networks with electrical synapses and subthreshold resonance. Nat Comm. 2014, 5: 5512-View ArticleGoogle Scholar
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