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Dendritic Interaction of Timescales in Afterdepolarization Potentials and Nonmonotonic Spike-adding

2025-09-28

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Depolarizations that occur after action potentials, known as afterdepolarization potentials or ADPs, are important for neuronal excitability and stimulus evoked transient bursting. Slow inward and fast outward currents underlie the generation of such ADPs with modulation of ADP amplitudes occurring as a result of neuronal morphology. However, the relative contribution and role of these slow inward and fast outward...

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d72e9362-9383-52ab-afd7-77840966e7de
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10.1101/2025.09.26.678799
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