Explaining pathological changes in axonal excitability through dynamical analysis of conductance-based models
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Steven A Prescott | Terrence J Sejnowski | Jay S Coggan | J. S. Coggan | Gabriel K Ocker | T. Sejnowski | S. Prescott | G. K. Ocker
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