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Variations in the response of pituitary lactotrophs to oxytocin during the rat estrous cycle.Mechanism for the universal pattern of activity in developing neuronal networksQuantifying the relative contributions of divisive and subtractive feedback to rhythm generationInvestigating heterogeneity of intracellular calcium dynamics in anterior pituitary lactotrophs using a combined modelling/experimental approach.Direct stimulatory effects of oxytocin in female rat gonadotrophs and somatotrophs in vitro: comparison with lactotrophs.Interpreting frequency responses to dose-conserved pulsatile input signals in simple cell signaling motifs.A tale of two rhythms: the emerging roles of oxytocin in rhythmic prolactin release.Large conductance Ca²⁺-activated K⁺ (BK) channels promote secretagogue-induced transition from spiking to bursting in murine anterior pituitary corticotrophs.Systemic oxytocin induces a prolactin secretory rhythm via the pelvic nerve in ovariectomized rats.Fast-activating voltage- and calcium-dependent potassium (BK) conductance promotes bursting in pituitary cells: a dynamic clamp studyLow dose of dopamine may stimulate prolactin secretion by increasing fast potassium currents.A-type K(+) current can act as a trigger for bursting in the absence of a slow variable.Models of electrical activity: calibration and prediction testing on the same cellThe relationship between two fast/slow analysis techniques for bursting oscillations.Mathematical modeling demonstrates how multiple slow processes can provide adjustable control of islet bursting.The role of activity-dependent network depression in the expression and self-regulation of spontaneous activity in the developing spinal cord.A geometric understanding of how fast activating potassium channels promote bursting in pituitary cells.Kisspeptin mediation of estradiol-induced secretion of luteinizing hormone and prolactin.Modeling spontaneous activity in the developing spinal cord using activity-dependent variations of intracellular chloride.Episodic activity in a heterogeneous excitatory network, from spiking neurons to mean field.Simulation and parameter estimation study of a simple neuronal model of rhythm generation: role of NMDA and non-NMDA receptors.Is bursting more effective than spiking in evoking pituitary hormone secretion? A spatiotemporal simulation study of calcium and granule dynamics.From global to local: exploring the relationship between parameters and behaviors in models of electrical excitability.Determining the contributions of divisive and subtractive feedback in the Hodgkin-Huxley model.Modeling mechanisms of cell secretion.Differential control of active and silent phases in relaxation models of neuronal rhythms.Parameter estimation methods for single neuron modelsModeling of spontaneous activity in developing spinal cord using activity-dependent depression in an excitatory networkNMDA-induced dendritic oscillations during a soma voltage clamp of chick spinal neuronsSpontaneous network activity transiently depresses synaptic transmission in the embryonic chick spinal cordStatistical analysis and intersegmental delays reveal possible roles of network depression in the generation of spontaneous activity in the chick embryo spinal cordThe modern box and arrow diagramEndothelin action on pituitary lactotrophs: one receptor, many GTP-binding proteins
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