Laila Ananda Blömer

The paper investigates how the scorpion toxin AaH-II affects action potential generation in the axon initial segment of mouse neurons using high-resolution imaging techniques.

This study investigates the interaction between N-type Ca2+ channels and BK channels in mouse neocortical layer-5 pyramidal neurons, revealing their functional coupling and impact on AP shape and Ca2+ influx.

The paper shows Nav1.2 channels shape the action potential in the axon initial segment by activating BK channels, influencing repolarization.

The paper shows mice habituate to repeated overhead visual stimuli but generalize freezing to novel shapes, indicating experience-dependent modulation of innate defensive responses.