Emergence of spontaneous assembly activity in developing neural networks without afferent input
by Marcus A. Triplett, Lilach Avitan, Geoffrey J. Goodhill
Spontaneous activity is a fundamental characteristic of the developing nervous system. Intriguingly, it often takes the form of multiple structured assemblies of neurons. Such assemblies can form even in the absence of afferent input, for instance in the zebrafish optic tectum after bilateral enucleation early in life. While the development of neural assemblies based on structured afferent input has been theoretically well-studied... Читать дальше...
