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Properties and computational consequences of fast dendritic spikes during natural behavior

2021-12-27

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Dendritic membrane potential was recently measured for the first time in drug-free, naturally behaving rats over several days. These showed that neuronal dendrites generate a lot of sodium spikes, up to ten times as many as the somatic spikes. These key experimental findings are reviewed here, along with a discussion of computational models, and computational consequences of such intense spike traffic in dendrites...

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1847cf97-94c3-5364-b274-9a2686f5263d
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10.1101/2021.12.27.474234
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