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Single-cell membrane potential fluctuations evince network scale-freeness and quasicriticality

2018-12-17

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What information single neurons receive about general neural circuit activity is a fundamental question for neuroscience. Somatic membrane potential fluctuations are driven by the convergence of synaptic inputs from a diverse cross-section of upstream neurons. Furthermore, neural activity is often scale-free implying that some measurements should be the same, whether taken at large or small scales. Together, conve...

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7c577807-ee9d-5a6a-9a18-115dd32bb918
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10.1101/498477
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