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Diccon Coyle

University College London

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Norepinephrine controls the gain of the inhibitory circuit in the cerebellar input layer

Frédéric Lanore, Jason Seth Rothman, Diccon Coyle, Robin Angus Silver

This study shows that norepinephrine reduces the gain of the inhibitory circuit in the cerebellar input layer by modulating GoC membrane conductances and electrical coupling.

bioRxiv · Mar 4, 2019 · PreprintNeuroscience