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Research Report SRR95-011
Some New Results On The Coding Of Pheromone Intensity In An Olfactory Sensory Neuron
A. Vermeulen, J.-P. Rospars, P. Lansky, H.C. Tuckwell
Abstract:
Firstly, the effect of a neuron's spatial structure on the dependency of the
receptor potential for a constant pheromone-dependent conductance is studied.
It is shown that the ability to discriminate is improvced by considering a
cable model instead of a point model neuron. Secondly, we compare the
firing frequency
when the passive backpropagation of action potentials is ignored [2,4] with the
frequency when this backpropagation is included. For certain sets of
parameters, the
inclusion of backpropagation has little effect.
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