1064194824 Neurons FiringProperties 65 records
	ID Neurons	1064194824
	ID Methods Electrophysiology	1064201373
	Pattern Type	-
	Citations	"The simulations in Fig.9 support the idea that SNAP- induced spontaneous runs of somatic spikelets arise in the axon, rather than in the dendrites...In Fig. 9, we injected small current pulses into the model axon, producing brief fast trains of axonal spikes. As expected from similar simulations of CA3 pyramidal cells (Draguhn et al. 1998), axonal spike trains produced somatic spikelets."pp.915-916 "The simulation of Fig. 10 shows that an axonal spike can, in principle, lead to a spike ADP, even without persistent gNa. This phenomenon could contribute to the relatively sharp spike ADPs that are sometimes shown in the literature, in neurons capable of FRB (e.g., Fig. 3.7B1 in Steriade 2001)."p.916
	Reference figures	Fig.9,10
	Reference text	pp.915-916
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