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Characterizing Orphan Gpcrs In Molluscan Neurons Through Bioinformatics, Preetham Ganupuru
Characterizing Orphan Gpcrs In Molluscan Neurons Through Bioinformatics, Preetham Ganupuru
Georgia State Undergraduate Research Conference
No abstract provided.
The Effect Of The R1648h Sodium Channel Mutation On Neuronal Excitability: A Model Study, Christopher Locandro, Robert Clewley
The Effect Of The R1648h Sodium Channel Mutation On Neuronal Excitability: A Model Study, Christopher Locandro, Robert Clewley
Georgia State Undergraduate Research Conference
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Paw-Shake Response And Locomotion: Can One Cpg Generate Two Different Rhythmic Behaviors?, Alexander N. Klishko, David Cofer, Gennady Cymbalyuk, Donald H. Edwards, Boris I. Prilutsky
Paw-Shake Response And Locomotion: Can One Cpg Generate Two Different Rhythmic Behaviors?, Alexander N. Klishko, David Cofer, Gennady Cymbalyuk, Donald H. Edwards, Boris I. Prilutsky
Neuroscience Institute Faculty Publications
Using software AnimatLab we developed a 5-segment cat hindlimb model with 12 Hill-type muscle actuators controlled by (1) a half-center CPG activating flexor and extensor muscles (two-joint muscles received both flexion- and extension-related signals) and (2) proprioceptive input originated from the muscle spindle and Golgi tendon organ afferents.
A Qualitative Optimization Technique For Biophysical Neuron Models With Many Parameters, Robert Clewley, Mirza Dobric
A Qualitative Optimization Technique For Biophysical Neuron Models With Many Parameters, Robert Clewley, Mirza Dobric
Neuroscience Institute Faculty Publications
We present a novel computational technique that enables more efficient optimization of qualitative features in biophysical neural models.
Role Of The Semi-Lunar Process In Locust Jumping, David W. Cofer, James Reid, Ying Zhu, Gennady Cymbalyuk, William J. Heitler, Donald H. Edwards
Role Of The Semi-Lunar Process In Locust Jumping, David W. Cofer, James Reid, Ying Zhu, Gennady Cymbalyuk, William J. Heitler, Donald H. Edwards
Neuroscience Institute Faculty Publications
We have developed a software toolkit, AnimatLab, which allows researchers to build and test virtual organisms. We used this software to build a virtual locust, and then asked how the semi-lunar process is utilized during jumping, and how manipulation or removal of the virtual SLP influences jump dynamics.