Category:Electrophysiology

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Electrophysiology is the study of the electrical behavior and underlying mechanisms of cells and tissues. Biological information is processed and communicated by various physical modalities, but electrical signals, e.g. action potentials, synaptic and intrinsic membrane currents, are the most prominent in the nervous system.

Articles in category "Electrophysiology"

There are 23 articles in this category (links to empty articles are shown in gray; links to non-empty articles are shown in blue or violet).

B Bursting D Dynamic clamp E Electrical properties of cell membranes Electrophysiology G GENESIS (simulation environment) Gain modulation Gating currents

I Intracellular recording Intrinsic plasticity M Models of calcium dynamics Multi-stability in neuronal models N NEST (NEural Simulation Tool) Neurochip Neuromodulation Neuron simulation environment

N cont. Neuronal excitability Neuronal noise P Patch clamp S Saltatory conduction Single electrode voltage clamp Stochastic models of ion channel gating Subthreshold oscillation V Voltage clamp