Frequency-dependent synchrony in locus ceruleus: role of electrotonic coupling.
Proc Natl Acad Sci U S A. 2002 Mar 19; 99(6):4032-6
Gary Aston-Jones
08 Apr 2002
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New Finding
This paper reveals a new way that neurons in a weakly coupled network can change the synchrony of their impulse activities.
Using neural network modeling and physiological recordings of locus ceruleus neurons in brain slices, this paper shows that alterations in excitatory drive to a coupled network is sufficient to significantly...
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