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Contribution of the axon initial segment to action potentials recorded extracellularly

2018-01-05

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Action potentials (APs) are electric phenomena that are recorded both intracellularly and extracellularly. APs are usually initiated in the short segment of the axon called the axon initial segment (AIS). It was recently proposed that at onset of an AP the soma and the AIS form a dipole. We study the extracellular signature (the extracellular action potential, EAP) generated by such a dipole. First, we demonstrate...

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832b9579-8749-5816-ab27-ef782777fa1a
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10.1101/243808
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