Dendritic Excitability is a neuronal property denoting the capacity of dendritic membranes to generate and propagate local electrical signals in response to synaptic inputs, distinguished from somatic excitability by its reliance on spatially distributed ion channels and subthreshold nonlinearities that enable compartmentalized signal integration.
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