Direction-selective adaptation in fly visual motion-sensitive neurons is generated by an intrinsic conductance-based mechanism

Kurtz R (2007)
NEUROSCIENCE 146(2): 573-583.

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Kurtz, RafaelUniBi
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Fakultät für Biologie > Neurobiologie
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K+-channels; after-hyperpolarization; caged Ca2+; Ca2+-activated; blowfly; visual system; input resistance
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2007
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NEUROSCIENCE
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Kurtz R. Direction-selective adaptation in fly visual motion-sensitive neurons is generated by an intrinsic conductance-based mechanism. NEUROSCIENCE. 2007;146(2):573-583.
Kurtz, R. (2007). Direction-selective adaptation in fly visual motion-sensitive neurons is generated by an intrinsic conductance-based mechanism. NEUROSCIENCE, 146(2), 573-583. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.neuroscience.2007.01.058
Kurtz, Rafael. 2007. “Direction-selective adaptation in fly visual motion-sensitive neurons is generated by an intrinsic conductance-based mechanism”. NEUROSCIENCE 146 (2): 573-583.
Kurtz, R. (2007). Direction-selective adaptation in fly visual motion-sensitive neurons is generated by an intrinsic conductance-based mechanism. NEUROSCIENCE 146, 573-583.
Kurtz, R., 2007. Direction-selective adaptation in fly visual motion-sensitive neurons is generated by an intrinsic conductance-based mechanism. NEUROSCIENCE, 146(2), p 573-583.
R. Kurtz, “Direction-selective adaptation in fly visual motion-sensitive neurons is generated by an intrinsic conductance-based mechanism”, NEUROSCIENCE, vol. 146, 2007, pp. 573-583.
Kurtz, R.: Direction-selective adaptation in fly visual motion-sensitive neurons is generated by an intrinsic conductance-based mechanism. NEUROSCIENCE. 146, 573-583 (2007).
Kurtz, Rafael. “Direction-selective adaptation in fly visual motion-sensitive neurons is generated by an intrinsic conductance-based mechanism”. NEUROSCIENCE 146.2 (2007): 573-583.
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Adaptation of velocity encoding in synaptically coupled neurons in the fly visual system.
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