How long does it take for a neuron to recharge?
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30 Oct 2006 | A generalized neuron (GN) has a compact structure and overcomes the problem of long training time. |
166 Citations | Glutamate is a likely transmitter candidate for the AB neuron. |
| However, in this patient the long delay between the electrical injury and motor neuron disease, together with the rapid evolution may suggest a chance association. | |
| A method is presented which makes it possible, for the first time, to study the metabolic activity of every immunohistochemically labeled neuron in a neural system of interest. | |
| This suggests that a fraction of the extracellular ATP does enter the neuron chemically intact. | |
74 Citations | This is an ideal case for using a physical simulation to investigate how an autapse alters the firing of a neuron. |
| It can be used for investigation about the energy coding in the neuron even the neuron networks. | |
26 Citations | Combining these data it is often possible to estimate the location of a tonic conductance change in a neuron from intrasomatic recordings. |
22 Citations | To our knowledge, this is the first such computation for a bursting neuron model. |
| It could contribute to uncover the underlying mechanism of how neuron encodes electric field signals. | |
| Overall this work illustrates how a hardware-realisable neuron model can capitalise on the unique computational capabilities of biological neurons. | |
26 Jun 2011 29 Citations | As a consequence, this neuron is well suited for computational purposes. |
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