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Asymmetry in signal propagation between the soma and dendrites plays a key role in determining dendritic excitability in motoneurons.

Asymmetry in signal propagation between the soma and dendrites plays a key role in determining dendritic excitability in motoneurons.

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Distal spike initiation zone location estimation by morphological simulation of ionic current filtering demonstrated in a novel model of an identified Drosophila motoneuron Foundational dendritic processing that is independent of the cell type-specific structure in model primary neurons.An action potential-driven model of soleus muscle activation dynamics for locomotor-like movements.Muscle length-dependent contribution of motoneuron Cav1.3 channels to force production in model slow motor unit.Impact of the localization of dendritic calcium persistent inward current on the input-output properties of spinal motoneuron pool: a computational study.Synaptic control of the shape of the motoneuron pool input-output function.PyMUS: Python-Based Simulation Software for Virtual Experiments on Motor Unit System.

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