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Dendritic structural degeneration is functionally linked to cellular hyperexcitability in a mouse model of Alzheimer's disease.

Neuron - 3 Dec 2014

Šišková Zuzana, Justus Daniel, Kaneko Hiroshi, Friedrichs Detlef, Henneberg Niklas, Beutel Tatjana, Pitsch Julika, Schoch Susanne, Becker Albert, von der Kammer Heinz, Remy Stefan

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Dendritic structure critically determines the electrical properties of neurons and, thereby, defines the fundamental process of input-to-output conversion. The diversity of dendritic architectures enables neurons to fulfill their specialized circuit functions during cognitive processes. It is kno...

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PMID: 25456500
DOI: 10.1016/j.neuron.2014.10.024

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