Changing the responses of cortical neurons from sub- to suprathreshold using single spikes in vivo
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Public Library of Science2016
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Oxford University Press (OUP)2017
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There have been few quantitative characterizations of the morphological, biophysical, and cable properties of neurons in the human neocortex. We employed feature-based statistical methods on a rare data set of 60 3D reconstructed pyramidal neurons from L2 ...
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