Integrative properties of bursting vs. regular firing subiculum neurons investigated via dynamic clamp
Melinda Gazdik, Petra Varró, Attila Szűcs · FENS Forum 2024
The subiculum is one of the most important brain structure in the hippocampal formation which has an essential role in forwarding the hippocampal information to different cortical and subcortical regions. Pyramidal cells are the principal cell type in the subiculum and based on their firing dynamics, they can be divided into regular and bursting phenotypes. Previously, functional characterization of these cells was mainly performed by using conventional electrophysiological methods (current steps). However, our research group uses advanced methods (dynamic clamp) to expose neurons to physiolog
ePoster · Neuroscience