Active Model: Ion Channels & Action Potentials

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Explores the biophysical understanding of neuronal behavior, focusing on action potentials, neuron modeling challenges, and dendritic inhibition.

Explores the engineering of neurons using light, chemicals, and sound to modulate neural activity and behavior.

Explores the Hodgkin-Huxley model, action potential phases, ion dynamics, cable theory, and compartmental modeling in neuronal excitability.

Explores the structure, function, and classification of ion channels, their role in brain function, and their significance in various diseases.

Explores the fundamental concepts of ion channels, their behavior at different temperatures, and implications for brain physiology and drug studies.

Covers membrane potential, its measurement, and the equations governing ionic movement in neurons.

Explores the firing threshold in the Hodgkin-Huxley model and the behavior of neurons under different current inputs.

Covers the electrical properties of neurons, focusing on ion transport mechanisms and their role in generating electrical signals.

Explores neural signals, nerve properties, neuron building blocks, and resting potential mechanisms.