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一个单个神经元在C.中传感和运动输入的非线性集成. 伊莱根斯 (elegans) 是一个词

Amanda Ray, Andrew Gordus

    bioRxiv : the preprint server for biology
    |April 16, 2025
    PubMed
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    大脑整合了行为上的感官信息,但这在单个神经元水平上是复杂的. 在C. elegans中,AIB神经元显示感官收益取决于运动输入动态,揭示了单个神经元中的上下文依赖整合.

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