The role of burst duration in inhibitory synchronization
Shilnikov Andrey, Belykh Igor
BMC Neuroscience · 2008
doi:10.1186/1471-2202-9-s1-p151 (opens in a new tab)
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Abstract
Synchronized neuronal firing has been suggested as particularly relevant for neuronal signal transmission and coding.While its involvement in cortical processing remains unclear, the presence of synchronization has been shown in various areas including the olfactory system, the hippocampal region, and central pattern generators (CPGs) controlling various rhythmic motions.The emergence of synchronous rhythms in a neuronal network is closely tied to the properties of the individual bursting neurons, type of synaptic coupling, and network topology.
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