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Membrane potential resonance in non-oscillatory neurons interacts with synaptic connectivity to produce network oscillations

2018-08-17

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Several neuron types have been shown to exhibit (subthreshold) membrane potential resonance (MPR), defined as the occurrence of a peak in their voltage amplitude response to oscillatory input currents at a preferred (resonant) frequency. MPR has been investigated both experimentally and theoretically. However, whether MPR is simply an epiphenomenon or it plays a functional role for the generation of neuronal netwo...

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cb23bd39-9451-55dc-ace1-bab571cb850c
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10.1101/394650
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