12 research outputs found
Plasma Focus Device as a Breeder of 14.66 MeV Protons to Produce Short-Lived Radioisotopes
No full textGenetic variation and population structure of clonal Zingiber zerumbet at a fine geographic scale: a comparison with two closely related selfing and outcrossing Zingiber species
No full textMembranous Nephropathy Associated with Chronic Hepatitis B Occurring in a Short Period After Acute Hepatitis B Virus Infection
No full textDoseganje poslovne odliÄŤnosti skozi interni marketing
Get PDFBasic model code in Python. Input c, ĂŽĹş, N, start state and t to get the expected probability distribution of model states. (DOCX 30Ă‚Â kb
In vitro immune responses to hepatitis B surface antigen (pre-S2 and S) following remote infection by hepatitis B virus in humans
No full textSignaling models for dopamine-dependent temporal contiguity in striatal synaptic plasticity
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Control of synaptic plasticity in deep cortical networks
No full textHumans and many other animals have an enormous capacity to learn about sensory stimuli and to master new skills. However, many of the mechanisms that enable us to learn remain to be understood. One of the greatest challenges of systems neuroscience is to explain how synaptic connections change to support maximally adaptive behaviour. Here, we provide an overview of factors that determine the change in the strength of synapses, with a focus on synaptic plasticity in sensory cortices. We review the influence of neuromodulators and feedback connections in synaptic plasticity and suggest a specific framework in which these factors can interact to improve the functioning of the entire network
