Sort by:

• Highly Influential Citations
• Citations
• Acceleration
• Velocity
• Recency

Learn More

Slow spike frequency adaptation in neurons of the rat subthalamic nucleus.

• David Barraza, Hitoshi Kita, Charles J. Wilson
• Journal of neurophysiology
• 2009

Neurons of the subthalamic nucleus (STN) are very sensitive to applied currents, firing at 10-20/s during spontaneous activity, but increasing to peak firing rates of 200/s with applied currents <0.5… (More)

Firing rate and pattern heterogeneity in the globus pallidus arise from a single neuronal population.

• Christopher A. Deister, Ramana Dodla, David Barraza, Hitoshi Kita, Charles J. Wilson
• Journal of neurophysiology
• 2013

Intrinsic heterogeneity in networks of interconnected cells has profound effects on synchrony and spike-time reliability of network responses. Projection neurons of the globus pallidus (GPe) are… (More)

Predicting the Responses of Repetitively Firing Neurons to Current Noise

• Charles J. Wilson, David Barraza, Todd Troyer, Michael A. Farries
• PLoS Computational Biology
• 2014

We used phase resetting methods to predict firing patterns of rat subthalamic nucleus (STN) neurons when their rhythmic firing was densely perturbed by noise. We applied sequences of contiguous brief… (More)

Firing rate and pattern heterogeneity in the globus pallidus arise from a single neuronal

• Christopher A. Deister, Ramana Dodla, David Barraza, Hitoshi Kita, Charles J. Wilson, Ruth L. Kirschstein
• 2012

1 population. 2 3 Running Head: Heterogeneity of Pallidal Neurons 4 5 Christopher A. Deister1, Ramana Dodla1, David Barraza1, Hitoshi Kita2 and Charles J. Wilson1 6 1 Department of Biology and… (More)

Activity-independent intracellular signaling contributes to rate variability among neurons in the globus pallidus.

• Christopher A. Deister, Ramana Dodla, David Barraza, Charles J. Wilson
• BMC Neuroscience
• 2010

Synchrony among neurons is seen throughout the mammalian CNS, in particular within networks of GABAergic neurons. The globus pallidus (GP) consists of GABAergic neurons that project to neurons… (More)

Noise-induced speed up in repetitively firing neurons occurs far from spike threshold

• Todd W. Troyer, David Barraza, Michael A. Farries, Charles J. Wilson
• BMC Neuroscience
• 2014

Injecting white noise currents has been shown to increase mean firing rate in several types of neuron. This speed up is generally attributed to the fact that depolarizing currents on the tails of the… (More)

• ‹
• 1
• ›