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Modeling driver cells in developing neuronal networks
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2018
biorxiv/medrxiv
pre-print
Spontaneous emergence of synchronized population activity is a characteristic feature of developing brain circuits. Recent experiments in the developing neo-cortex showed the existence of driver cells able to impact the synchronization dynamics when single-handedly stimulated. We have developed a spiking network model capable to reproduce the experimental results, thus identifying two classes of driver cells: functional hubs and low functionally connected (LC) neurons. The functional hubs
doi:10.1101/260422
fatcat:sj2nfgbbw5eynefsokkb5cpbay