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Interacting biological and electronic neurons generate realistic oscillatory rhythms
2000
NeuroReport
Small assemblies of neurons such as central pattern generators (CPG) are known to express regular oscillatory ®ring patterns comprising bursts of action potentials. In contrast, individual CPG neurons isolated from the remainder of the network can generate irregular ®ring patterns. In our study of cooperative behavior in CPGs we developed an analog electronic neuron (EN) that reproduces ®ring patterns observed in lobster pyloric CPG neurons. Using a tuneable arti®cial synapse we connected the
doi:10.1097/00001756-200002280-00027
pmid:10718315
fatcat:kmace7266bgcfnqo6jwen43ahu