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Computational Neuroscience
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Computational Neuroscience

by Diana Ivanova Stephanova, Bozhidar Dimitrov Kolev
January 2013
Intermediate to advanced content levelIntermediate to advanced
148 pages
4h 22m
English
CRC Press
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48 Computational Neuroscience: Simulated Demyelinating Neuropathies and Neuronopathies
For the focally demyelinated subtypes (Fig. 10, second column),
electrotonic potentials are similar, with a small drop to a minimum
amplitude in the 10th node and with a small rise to a maximum
amplitude in the 14th node. There are almost no differences in
electrotonic potentials during and after polarizing current stimuli
for the normal and ALS1 cases (Fig. 10, third column). However,
in the ALS2 case, spontaneous repetitive discharges are observed
in the early part of the depolarizing response and attenuation of
the hyperpolarizing response. In the ALS3 case, the axon is excited
with less delay than in the ALS2 case, and it reproduces repetitive
activities ...
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