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    Tonic inhibition reduces LTP amplitude but maintains proximal potentiation and frequency dependence.

    Tonic inhibition reduces LTP amplitude but maintains proximal potentiation and frequency dependence. by Nicholas Hananeia (22683665)

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    Schematic of added myelinated axon.

    Schematic of added myelinated axon. by Nicholas Hananeia (22683665)

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    Parameter values for four-pathway synaptic plasticity model.

    Parameter values for four-pathway synaptic plasticity model. by Nicholas Hananeia (22683665)

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    Biphasic stimulus shows different frequency dependence to monophasic stimulus.

    Biphasic stimulus shows different frequency dependence to monophasic stimulus. by Nicholas Hananeia (22683665)

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    Modelling framework for TMS-induced long-term synaptic plasticity.

    Modelling framework for TMS-induced long-term synaptic plasticity. by Nicholas Hananeia (22683665)

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    Pharmacology in silico: rMS-induced LTP depends on dendritic sodium and calcium through voltage-gated calcium channels, as well as synaptic NMDA channels.

    Pharmacology in silico: rMS-induced LTP depends on dendritic sodium and calcium through voltage-gated calcium channels, as well as synaptic NMDA channels. by Nicholas Hananeia (22683665)

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    Voltage traces from local electrical and rMS TBS, recorded at the soma and distal apical tuft, account for the outcomes of synaptic plasticity.

    Voltage traces from local electrical and rMS TBS, recorded at the soma and distal apical tuft, account for the outcomes of synaptic plasticity. by Nicholas Hananeia (22683665)

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    The synaptic plasticity model reproduces distal LTP for local electric TBS and predicts proximal and distal LTP for rMS TBS.

    The synaptic plasticity model reproduces distal LTP for local electric TBS and predicts proximal and distal LTP for rMS TBS. by Nicholas Hananeia (22683665)

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    Ion channels and membrane properties.

    Ion channels and membrane properties. by Nicholas Hananeia (22683665)

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    The modelling framework for synaptic plasticity replicates proximal LTP induced by 10 Hz rMS protocol and predicts increasing LTP with higher stimulation frequency.

    The modelling framework for synaptic plasticity replicates proximal LTP induced by 10 Hz rMS protocol and predicts increasing LTP with higher stimulation frequency. by Nicholas Hananeia (22683665)

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    Unifying four-pathway model of long-term synaptic plasticity reproduces frequency dependence of synaptic changes in hippocampal CA1 pyramidal cells evoked by local electrical Schaffer collateral stimulation

    Unifying four-pathway model of long-term synaptic plasticity reproduces frequency dependence of synaptic changes in hippocampal CA1 pyramidal cells evoked by local electrical Schaf... by Nicholas Hananeia (22683665)

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    Presynaptic and postsynaptic weights change monotonically linearly over stimulus duration.

    Presynaptic and postsynaptic weights change monotonically linearly over stimulus duration. by Nicholas Hananeia (22683665)

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    HippoUnit test error scores show the validity of the CA1 pyramidal cell model.

    HippoUnit test error scores show the validity of the CA1 pyramidal cell model. by Nicholas Hananeia (22683665)

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    Plasticity model reproduces an additional synaptic plasticity paradigm using pairings of presynaptic spikes or bursts of spikes with postsnyaptic spikes or bursts of spikes.

    Plasticity model reproduces an additional synaptic plasticity paradigm using pairings of presynaptic spikes or bursts of spikes with postsnyaptic spikes or bursts of spikes. by Nicholas Hananeia (22683665)

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    LTP induced by 10 Hz rMS rapidly increases after crossing firing threshold, but quickly saturates.

    LTP induced by 10 Hz rMS rapidly increases after crossing firing threshold, but quickly saturates. by Nicholas Hananeia (22683665)

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    Distal LTP induced by simulated rMS is sustained by sodium dendritic spikes but less affected by inhibition than local electrical stimulation.

    Distal LTP induced by simulated rMS is sustained by sodium dendritic spikes but less affected by inhibition than local electrical stimulation. by Nicholas Hananeia (22683665)

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    Plasticity model shows continued linear increases in LTP induction at higher frequencies.

    Plasticity model shows continued linear increases in LTP induction at higher frequencies. by Nicholas Hananeia (22683665)

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    TMS pulse propagates beginning in the axon terminal, subsequently activating soma and dendrites.

    TMS pulse propagates beginning in the axon terminal, subsequently activating soma and dendrites. by Nicholas Hananeia (22683665)

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