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Sebastian Curti

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|Jan 30, 2026

Coincidence detection supported by electrical synapses is shaped by the D-type K+ current.

Antonella Dapino, Sebastián Curti

|Jun 28, 2023

D-type K+ current rules the function of electrically coupled neurons in a species-specific fashion.

Antonella Dapino, Federico Davoine, Sebastian Curti

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