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一个在活体中由树突溶解的,从尖峰模式转移到树突Ca2的转移功能.

Xiang Wu, Byung Hun Lee, Pojeong Park

    bioRxiv : the preprint server for biology
    |February 6, 2026
    PubMed
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    树突在行为过程中将电信号转化为 (Ca2+) 信号. 复杂的尖峰在海马体CA2金字塔神经元中驱动更大,更远端的Ca2+信号,这是生物物理学精确模拟的过程.

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