ion channel densities
Joseph Strout
jstrout at ucsd.edu
Thu Nov 30 11:58:20 EST 1995
On 29 Nov 1995, Aaron King wrote:
> I am an applied mathematics student studying processing in dendritic trees.
> I'm new to the subject, so I wonder if anyone can tell me if any work has been
> done on the mechanisms by which neurons adjust ion channel densities in their
> membranes. The channels must wear out and be replaced. How do the neurons
> do this, and how do they decide how many channels to put where?
A recent thread on the Neuron Emulation List covered this topic, and
archives are available. Two of the posts with references are:
http://www-ncmir.ucsd.edu/~jstrout/nel-arch/msg00126.html
and http://www-ncmir.ucsd.edu/~jstrout/nel-arch/msg00128.html
Other messages in the thread may provide some thought-provoking material
as well. Let me know if you have any trouble navigating the archive.
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