Cooperativity, information gain, and energy cost during early LTP in dendritic spines
The paper investigates the relationship between information gain and energy cost during early LTP in dendritic spines using stochastic thermodynamics.
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The paper investigates the relationship between information gain and energy cost during early LTP in dendritic spines using stochastic thermodynamics.
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