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The role of NMDA receptors in information processing
N. W. Daw
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P. S.G. Stein
, K. Fox
Department of Biology
Roy and Diana Vagelos Division of Biology & Biomedical Sciences (DBBS)
DBBS - Neurosciences
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N-methyl-D-aspartate Receptor (NMDAR)
100%
Information Processing
100%
NMDA Channels
50%
Non-NMDA Receptor
33%
Visual Cortex
25%
Voltage Dependence
25%
Switch-like
25%
Hippocampus
16%
Spinal Cord
16%
Cell Properties
16%
Spontaneous Activity
16%
Relative Density
16%
Frequency Function
16%
Cell-to-cell
8%
Cell Death
8%
Nervous System
8%
Prolonged Effect
8%
Membrane Potential
8%
Conductance
8%
Hippocampal Slice
8%
Functional Properties
8%
Sensory Systems
8%
Motor Neuron
8%
Nociception
8%
Frequency Dependence
8%
Excitatory Input
8%
Resting Potential
8%
Calcium Channel
8%
Motor System
8%
Afferent Input
8%
Electric Organ
8%
Buffering Mechanisms
8%
Dendritic Spines
8%
Rise Time
8%
Calcium-permeable
8%
Ligand-gated Channels
8%
Tonic Activity
8%
Oscillation Frequency
8%
Frog
8%
High-frequency Stimulation
8%
Temporal Summation
8%
Calcium Buffering
8%
Enzymatic Process
8%
Nonlinear Behavior
8%
Jamming Avoidance Response
8%
Sharp Threshold
8%
Low-rise
8%
Motor Rhythms
8%
Non-NMDA
8%
Calcium Flow
8%
Neuroscience
Information Processing
100%
NMDA Receptor
100%
N-Methyl-D-Aspartic Acid
50%
Behavior (Neuroscience)
37%
Visual Cortex
18%
Hippocampus
12%
Cell Death
6%
Calcium Channel
6%
Resting Potential
6%
Nervous System
6%
Nociception
6%
Ligand-Gated Ion Channel
6%
Dendritic Spine
6%
Membrane Potential
6%
Temporal Summation
6%
Calcium Buffering
6%
Enzymatic Process
6%
Receptor
6%
Anura
6%
Avoidance Behavior
6%
Avoidance Response
6%