Matches in SemOpenAlex for { <https://semopenalex.org/work/W2041009695> ?p ?o ?g. }
- W2041009695 abstract "Spiny neurons of amygdala, striatum, and cerebral cortex share four interesting features: [1] they are the most abundant cell type within their respective brain area, [2] covered by thousands of thorny protrusions (dendritic spines), [3] possess high levels of dendritic NMDA conductances, and [4] experience sustained somatic depolarizations in vivo and in vitro (UP states). In all spiny neurons of the forebrain, adequate glutamatergic inputs generate dendritic plateau potentials (“dendritic UP states”) characterized by (i) fast rise, (ii) plateau phase lasting several hundred milliseconds and (iii) abrupt decline at the end of the plateau phase. The dendritic plateau potential propagates towards the cell body decrementally to induce a long-lasting (longer than 100 ms, most often 200 – 800 ms) steady depolarization (~20 mV amplitude), which resembles a neuronal UP state. Based on voltage-sensitive dye imaging, the plateau depolarization in the soma is precisely time-locked to the regenerative plateau potential taking place in the dendrite. The somatic plateau rises after the onset of the dendritic voltage transient and collapses with the breakdown of the dendritic plateau depolarization. We hypothesize that neuronal UP states in vivo reflect the occurrence of dendritic plateau potentials (dendritic UP states). We propose that the somatic voltage waveform during a neuronal UP state is determined by dendritic plateau potentials. A mammalian spiny neuron uses dendritic plateau potentials to detect and transform coherent network activity into a ubiquitous neuronal UP state. The biophysical properties of dendritic plateau potentials allow neurons to quickly attune to the ongoing network activity, as well as secure the stable amplitudes of successive UP states." @default.
- W2041009695 created "2016-06-24" @default.
- W2041009695 creator A5012780747 @default.
- W2041009695 creator A5040554070 @default.
- W2041009695 creator A5044060170 @default.
- W2041009695 creator A5059504988 @default.
- W2041009695 date "2014-09-17" @default.
- W2041009695 modified "2023-09-26" @default.
- W2041009695 title "Spiny neurons of amygdala, striatum, and cortex use dendritic plateau potentials to detect network UP states" @default.
- W2041009695 cites W1513396290 @default.
- W2041009695 cites W1526492552 @default.
- W2041009695 cites W1536357320 @default.
- W2041009695 cites W1587372183 @default.
- W2041009695 cites W1604195904 @default.
- W2041009695 cites W1645542202 @default.
- W2041009695 cites W1767788740 @default.
- W2041009695 cites W1853766545 @default.
- W2041009695 cites W1895907979 @default.
- W2041009695 cites W1897919376 @default.
- W2041009695 cites W1912946969 @default.
- W2041009695 cites W1914830560 @default.
- W2041009695 cites W1945424073 @default.
- W2041009695 cites W1963750875 @default.
- W2041009695 cites W1967973114 @default.
- W2041009695 cites W1969769253 @default.
- W2041009695 cites W1970161990 @default.
- W2041009695 cites W1971335223 @default.
- W2041009695 cites W1971375081 @default.
- W2041009695 cites W1972438728 @default.
- W2041009695 cites W1972759447 @default.
- W2041009695 cites W1972786265 @default.
- W2041009695 cites W1974022877 @default.
- W2041009695 cites W1975117887 @default.
- W2041009695 cites W1977369305 @default.
- W2041009695 cites W1979009696 @default.
- W2041009695 cites W1979589822 @default.
- W2041009695 cites W1983101457 @default.
- W2041009695 cites W1983637144 @default.
- W2041009695 cites W1987510656 @default.
- W2041009695 cites W1997662501 @default.
- W2041009695 cites W1999134832 @default.
- W2041009695 cites W1999695968 @default.
- W2041009695 cites W2002918474 @default.
- W2041009695 cites W2011996713 @default.
- W2041009695 cites W2012370457 @default.
- W2041009695 cites W2014905699 @default.
- W2041009695 cites W2016702702 @default.
- W2041009695 cites W2017523469 @default.
- W2041009695 cites W2020587316 @default.
- W2041009695 cites W2023743916 @default.
- W2041009695 cites W2027968420 @default.
- W2041009695 cites W2033382270 @default.
- W2041009695 cites W2036021747 @default.
- W2041009695 cites W2040943946 @default.
- W2041009695 cites W2044105590 @default.
- W2041009695 cites W2044511081 @default.
- W2041009695 cites W2048660601 @default.
- W2041009695 cites W2054146576 @default.
- W2041009695 cites W2055067231 @default.
- W2041009695 cites W2060784107 @default.
- W2041009695 cites W2063738372 @default.
- W2041009695 cites W2065188087 @default.
- W2041009695 cites W2065469428 @default.
- W2041009695 cites W2067393309 @default.
- W2041009695 cites W2067531966 @default.
- W2041009695 cites W2070543480 @default.
- W2041009695 cites W2072230901 @default.
- W2041009695 cites W2073103638 @default.
- W2041009695 cites W2079150153 @default.
- W2041009695 cites W2080185027 @default.
- W2041009695 cites W2085733514 @default.
- W2041009695 cites W2088663330 @default.
- W2041009695 cites W2088755150 @default.
- W2041009695 cites W2089736335 @default.
- W2041009695 cites W2095058920 @default.
- W2041009695 cites W2096034851 @default.
- W2041009695 cites W2097274016 @default.
- W2041009695 cites W2098527346 @default.
- W2041009695 cites W2098658634 @default.
- W2041009695 cites W2102217406 @default.
- W2041009695 cites W2103934527 @default.
- W2041009695 cites W2104417933 @default.
- W2041009695 cites W2107560053 @default.
- W2041009695 cites W2110615319 @default.
- W2041009695 cites W2117113597 @default.
- W2041009695 cites W2120907531 @default.
- W2041009695 cites W2123350104 @default.
- W2041009695 cites W2124398758 @default.
- W2041009695 cites W2124683806 @default.
- W2041009695 cites W2139314678 @default.
- W2041009695 cites W2139358036 @default.
- W2041009695 cites W2140885691 @default.
- W2041009695 cites W2144398166 @default.
- W2041009695 cites W2145935269 @default.
- W2041009695 cites W2145968130 @default.
- W2041009695 cites W2146368230 @default.
- W2041009695 cites W2146477104 @default.
- W2041009695 cites W2146655366 @default.
- W2041009695 cites W2152587029 @default.
- W2041009695 cites W2152685321 @default.