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Synaptic depression mediates bistability in neuronal networks with recurrent inhibitory connectivityManor et al., 2001
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- Manor Y
- Nadim F
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- Journal of Neuroscience
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When depressing synapses are embedded in a circuit composed of a pacemaker neuron and a neuron with no autorhythmic properties, the network can show two modes of oscillation. In one mode the synapses are mostly depressed, and the oscillations are …
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