Young-Ah Rho

TL;DR: It is shown that comparable resting state networks emerge from a stability analysis of the network dynamics using biologically realistic primate brain connectivity, although anatomical information alone does not identify the network.

TL;DR: By tuning the propagation velocity in a network based on primate connectivity, a hypothesis that time delays in the network dynamics play a crucial role in the generation of temporally coherent fluctuations is tested.

TL;DR: Integration and differentiation are shown to be implemented by the slow feedback mediated by oppositely directed subthreshold currents expressed in different neurons, which predicts that sensitivity to the rate of change of stimulus intensity differs qualitatively between integrators and differentiators.

TL;DR: It is demonstrated that multiple distinct molecular changes are sufficient to produce neuropathic changes in excitability; however, given that nerve injury elicits numerous molecular changes that may be individually sufficient to alter spike initiation, the results argue that no single molecular change is necessary to produce Neuropathic excitability.