Evidence for electrical coupling between proximal axons of principal neurons
Electrophysiology, Neuroscience, Biophysics and seminar by Prof Roger D. Traub, IBM T.J. Watson Research Center & Department of Neurology Columbia University
Hosted by neuroEYEscience
Monday 02:00–03:10 New York (GMT-4)
Ended
Online
Abstract
The seminar will present the origin of the hypothesis of electrical coupling between proximal axons, physiological and immunostaining evidence for the presence of the requisite gap junctions and will explain how electrical coupling could account for very fast network oscillations at >80 hz.
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