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A Model of Stimulus-Specific Neural Assemblies in the Insect Antennal Lobe
2008
PLoS Computational Biology
It has been proposed that synchronized neural assemblies in the antennal lobe of insects encode the identity of olfactory stimuli. In response to an odor, some projection neurons exhibit synchronous firing, phase-locked to the oscillations of the field potential, whereas others do not. Experimental data indicate that neural synchronization and field oscillations are induced by fast GABA A -type inhibition, but it remains unclear how desynchronization occurs. We hypothesize that slow inhibition
doi:10.1371/journal.pcbi.1000139
pmid:18795147
pmcid:PMC2536510
fatcat:aswgpxv7drasbk53ecjtq3dnuu