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Realistic modeling of ephaptic fields in the human brain

2019-07-02

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Several decades of research suggest that weak electric fields may influence neural processing, including those induced by neuronal activity and recently proposed as substrate for a potential new cellular communication system, i.e., ephaptic transmission. Here we aim to map ephaptic activity in the human brain and explore its trajectory during aging by characterizing the macroscopic electric field generated by cort...

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Literature Corpus work: 294efab0-08cc-56ae-b056-2c3123600d63
DOI: 10.1101/688101

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