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Yong Gyu Kim1,2,3, Jae Jin Shin1,4, Sang Jeong Kim5,6,7
1Department of Physiology, Seoul National University College of Medicine, 103 Daehangno, Jongro-gu, Seoul, 03080, Republic of Korea.
Abstract:
To understand the information encoded in a connection between the neurons, postsynaptic current (PSC) has been widely measured as a primary index of synaptic strength in the field of neurophysiology. Although several automatic detection methods for PSCs have been proposed to simplify a workflow in the analysis, repetitive steps such as quantification and management of PSC data should be still performed with much effort. Here, we present Minhee Analysis Package, an integrated standalone software package that is capable of detecting, sorting, and quantifying PSC data. First, we developed a stepwise exploratory algorithm to detect PSC and validated our detection algorithm using the simulated and experimental data. We also described all the features and examples of the package so that users can use and follow them properly. In conclusion, our software package is expected to improve the convenience and efficiency of neurophysiologists to analyze PSC data by simplifying the workflow from detection to quantification. Minhee Analysis Package is freely available to download from http://www.github.com/parkgilbong/Minhee_Analysis_Pack .
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