Conductance-Based Model is a mathematical framework in computational neurobiophysics that describes the electrical dynamics of neurons by modeling ion channel conductances as variable parameters governed by voltage-dependent activation and inactivation kinetics, distinguishing it from simpler models that treat conductance as fixed or current as the primary dynamic variable.
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