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. 2010 Nov 4;5(11):e13697. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0013697

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Kispersky et al.

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A: Diagram of the minimal SI network. Stellate cells (S) excite each other (AMPA) and receive inhibition (GABA_A) from an interneuron (I). The maximal synaptic conductances and are represented by and respectively. B and C: show the transition from the theta to the persistent hyper-excitable regime as the result of a small decrease in inhibition. In the theta regime SCs are synchronized in phase while in the hyper-excitable regime SCs are synchronized slightly out of phase. The right panel in C is a magnification of the left one. The parameters used are , and .

Inline graphic — A: Diagram of the minimal SI network. Stellate cells (S) excite each other (AMPA) and receive inhibition (GABA_A) from an interneuron (I). The maximal synaptic conductances and are represented by and respectively. B and C: show the transition from the theta to the persistent hyper-excitable regime as the result of a small decrease in inhibition. In the theta regime SCs are synchronized in phase while in the hyper-excitable regime SCs are synchronized slightly out of phase. The right panel in C is a magnification of the left one. The parameters used are , and .