Spike Backpropagation
Spike Backpropagation is a neurocomputational phenomenon in which an action potential, after being initiated at the axon initial segment, propagates retrogradely into the dendritic tree of a neuron, enabling local synaptic plasticity through temporally precise backpropagating depolarization.
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Backpropagating Action PotentialRetrograde Action Potential Propagation
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Yale University
New Haven, United States
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University of Calgary
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University of Bern
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University of Ottawa
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Howard Hughes Medical Institute
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Columbia University
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Australian National University
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Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique
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