Ca currents activated by spontaneous firing and synaptic disinhibition in neurons of the cerebellar nuclei

Keyphrases

• Synaptic 100%
• Disinhibition 100%
• Purkinje 100%
• Cerebellar nuclei 100%
• T-type Ca2+ Channel 100%
• Ca Level 100%
• Spontaneous Firing 100%
• Presynaptic Inhibition 66%
• Afterhyperpolarization 66%
• Long-term Potentiation 33%
• Chloride 33%
• Synaptic Plasticity 33%
• Dendrite 33%
• Electrophysiology 33%
• Voltage Gating 33%
• Action Potential 33%
• Pharmacology 33%
• Ca Channel 33%
• Ca2+ Imaging 33%
• Synaptic Receptors 33%
• Mossy Fiber 33%
• Cd2+ 33%
• Synaptic Activity 33%
• Purkinje Cell 33%
• Cerebellar Slice 33%
• L-type 33%
• Soma 33%
• T-type 33%
• Tonic 33%
• Return-to-baseline 33%
• Equilibrium Potential 33%
• Q-type 33%
• Spontaneous Rate 33%
• Low-voltage-activated 33%
• R-type 33%
• Voltage-activated Channels 33%
• Ca Influx 33%

Neuroscience

• Disinhibition 100%
• Inhibitory Postsynaptic Potential 100%
• Synaptic Inhibition 66%
• Calcium Channel 66%
• Synaptic Plasticity 33%
• Dendrite 33%
• Purkinje Cell 33%
• Long-Term Potentiation 33%
• Synapse Receptor 33%
• Action Potential 33%
• Electrophysiology 33%

Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology

• Electric Potential 100%
• Inhibitory Postsynaptic Potential 100%
• Calcium Channel 66%
• Synaptic Inhibition 66%
• Nerve Cell Plasticity 33%
• Action Potential 33%
• Long Term Potentiation 33%
• Purkinje Cell 33%
• Electrophysiology 33%