InhaltsangabeChapter 1: Associating living cells and computational models: from basics to present applications of the dynamic-clamp. Zuzanna Piwkowska, Alain Destexhe and Thierry Bal Chapter 2: Dendritic dynamic clamp - a tool to study single neuron computation. Stephen R. Williams Chapter 3: Synaptic conductances and spike generation in cortical cells. Hugh P.C. Robinson Chapter 4: Simulating In Vivo Background Activity in a Slice with the Dynamic Clamp. Frances Chance and Larry F. Abbott Chapter 5: Impact of background synaptic activity on neuronal response properties revealed by stepwise replication of in vivo-like conditions in vitro. Steven A. Prescott and Yves De Koninck Chapter 6: Testing methods for synaptic conductance analysis using controlled conductance injection with dynamic clamp. Zuzanna Piwkowska, Martin Pospischil, Michelle Rudolph-Lilith, Thierry Bal and Alain Destexhe Chapter 7: Functional roles of shunting inhibition and IBK in rat and cat cortex. Lyle J. Graham and Adrien Schramm Chapter 8: Functions of the persistent Na+ current in cortical neurons revealed by dynamic clamp. Johan F. Storm, Koen.Vervaeke, H. Hu, Lyle.J. Graham Chapter 9: Using 'Hard' Real-Time Dynamic Clamp to Study Cellular and Network Mechanisms of Synchronization in the Hippocampal Formation. John A. White, Fernando R. Fernandez, Michael N. Economo, and Tilman J. Kispersky Chapter 10: Unraveling the dynamics of deep cerebellar nucleus neurons with the application of artificial conductances. Dieter Jaeger and Risa Lin Chapter 11: Intrinsic and Network Contributions to Reverberatory Activity: Reactive Clamp and Modeling Studies. JeanMarc Fellous, Terrence J. Sejnowski and Zaneta Navratilova Chapter 12: Dynamicclamp constructed hybrid circuits for the study ofsynchronization phenomena in networks of bursting neurons. Carmen C Canavier, Fred H Sielin and Astrid A Prinz Chapter 13: Using the dynamic clamp to explore the relationship between intrinsic activity and network dynamics. AnneElise Tobin, Rachel G. Grashow, Lamont S. Tang, Stefan R. Pulver, and Eve Marder Chapter 14: Recreating in vivolike activity and investigating the signal transfer capabilities of neurons: dynamicclamp applications using Realtime NEURON. Gerard Sadoc, Gwendal Le Masson, Bruno Foutry, Yann Le Franc, Zuzanna Piwkowska, Alain Destexhe and Thierry Bal Chapter 15: Using the dynamic clamp to dissect the properties and mechanisms of intrinsic thalamic oscillations. Stuart W. Hughes, Magor Lorincz, David W. Cope and Vincenzo Crunelli. Chapter 16: Dynamic clamp with high resistance electrodes using Active Electrode Compensation in vitro and in vivo. Romain Brette, Zuzanna Piwkowska, Cyril Monier, José Francisco Gómez González, Yves Frégnac, Thierry Bal and Alain Destexhe Chapter 17: Key Factors for Improving Dynamic Clamp Performance. Robert Butera and Risa Lin Chapter 18: Development of a genetically engineered cardiac pacemaker: insights from dynamic action potential clamp experiments. Arie O. Verkerk, Jan G. Zegers, Antoni C. G. van Ginneken, and Ronald Wilders

InhaltsangabeChapter 1: Associating living cells and computational models: from basics to present applications of the dynamic-clamp. Zuzanna Piwkowska, Alain Destexhe and Thierry Bal Chapter 2: Dendritic dynamic clamp - a tool to study single neuron computation. Stephen R. Williams Chapter 3: Synaptic conductances and spike generation in cortical cells. Hugh P.C. Robinson Chapter 4: Simulating In Vivo Background Activity in a Slice with the Dynamic Clamp. Frances Chance and Larry F. Abbott Chapter 5: Impact of background synaptic activity on neuronal response properties revealed by stepwise replication of in vivo-like conditions in vitro. Steven A. Prescott and Yves De Koninck Chapter 6: Testing methods for synaptic conductance analysis using controlled conductance injection with dynamic clamp. Zuzanna Piwkowska, Martin Pospischil, Michelle Rudolph-Lilith, Thierry Bal and Alain Destexhe Chapter 7: Functional roles of shunting inhibition and IBK in rat and cat cortex. Lyle J. Graham and Adrien Schramm Chapter 8: Functions of the persistent Na+ current in cortical neurons revealed by dynamic clamp. Johan F. Storm, Koen.Vervaeke, H. Hu, Lyle.J. Graham Chapter 9: Using 'Hard' Real-Time Dynamic Clamp to Study Cellular and Network Mechanisms of Synchronization in the Hippocampal Formation. John A. White, Fernando R. Fernandez, Michael N. Economo, and Tilman J. Kispersky Chapter 10: Unraveling the dynamics of deep cerebellar nucleus neurons with the application of artificial conductances. Dieter Jaeger and Risa Lin Chapter 11: Intrinsic and Network Contributions to Reverberatory Activity: Reactive Clamp and Modeling Studies. JeanMarc Fellous, Terrence J. Sejnowski and Zaneta Navratilova Chapter 12: Dynamicclamp constructed hybrid circuits for the study ofsynchronization phenomena in networks of bursting neurons. Carmen C Canavier, Fred H Sielin and Astrid A Prinz Chapter 13: Using the dynamic clamp to explore the relationship between intrinsic activity and network dynamics. AnneElise Tobin, Rachel G. Grashow, Lamont S. Tang, Stefan R. Pulver, and Eve Marder Chapter 14: Recreating in vivolike activity and investigating the signal transfer capabilities of neurons: dynamicclamp applications using Realtime NEURON. Gerard Sadoc, Gwendal Le Masson, Bruno Foutry, Yann Le Franc, Zuzanna Piwkowska, Alain Destexhe and Thierry Bal Chapter 15: Using the dynamic clamp to dissect the properties and mechanisms of intrinsic thalamic oscillations. Stuart W. Hughes, Magor Lorincz, David W. Cope and Vincenzo Crunelli. Chapter 16: Dynamic clamp with high resistance electrodes using Active Electrode Compensation in vitro and in vivo. Romain Brette, Zuzanna Piwkowska, Cyril Monier, José Francisco Gómez González, Yves Frégnac, Thierry Bal and Alain Destexhe Chapter 17: Key Factors for Improving Dynamic Clamp Performance. Robert Butera and Risa Lin Chapter 18: Development of a genetically engineered cardiac pacemaker: insights from dynamic action potential clamp experiments. Arie O. Verkerk, Jan G. Zegers, Antoni C. G. van Ginneken, and Ronald Wilders