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Rall's Cable Model
Explores Rall's cable model, synaptic potential spread in dendrites, and compartmental modeling for neural simulations.
Modeling the synaptic potential
Explores the modeling of synaptic potentials and the factors influencing their amplitude.
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Modeling the electrical activity of the neuron
Explores the modeling of neuron electrical activity, including ion channels and concentrations, Nernst equation, and resting potential.
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The Neuron: A Unique Electrical Device
Explores the neuron as a unique electrical device, focusing on synaptic potentials and spiking activity.
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Introduction into the module
Introduces nerve cells' electrical activity, focusing on spikes and synaptic potentials.
Cellular Mechanisms of Brain Function
Series explores the biophysics of neurons and synapses, synaptic transmission, and brain function.
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Biophysical Understanding of Neuronal Electrical Behavior
Explores the biophysical understanding of neuronal electrical behavior, including challenges in modeling neurons, the generation of action potentials, and the impact of dendritic structure on firing patterns.
Understanding Synaptic Transmission
Explores synaptic transmission, neurotransmitters, and neural plasticity principles.
Postsynaptic Potentials: Cellular Mechanisms
Explores cellular mechanisms of excitatory postsynaptic potentials, emphasizing synaptic summation for action potential threshold.
Modeling synaptic transmission: Stochastic Dynamics
Explores stochastic synaptic transmission modeling, parameters, inhibitory effects, and synaptic reliability.
Synaptic Transmission: Electrical vs Chemical
Compares electrical and chemical synapses, emphasizing their properties and behavior, including the neuromuscular junction and synapses in the CNS.
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