Sound grounds for computing dendrites

Idan Segev ()
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Idan Segev: Institute of Life Sciences, The Hebrew University

Nature, 1998, vol. 393, issue 6682, 207-208

Abstract: Dendrites are projections that typically originate from the cell body of neurons and are the main site for incoming synaptic inputs. Their function is largely unknown. But there is now clear-cut evidence that, in the auditory brain stem, dendrites enrich the computational power of neurons.

Date: 1998
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