9.16 Cellular Neurophysiology
Fall 2014
Instructors: Martha Constantine-Paton, Weifeng Xu
TA: Rishi Rajalingham
Lecture: TR10.30-12 (46-4062)
Announcements
paper presentation next Tuesday etc.
Dear all,
Hope you had a great Thankgiving break! Welcome back!
1, As we discussed in last week's class. We will move the paper presentation to next Tuesday.
2, The final questions will be handed out tomorrow in class.
3, Thursday's class as a review session, and discuss the sample exam questions in preparation for your finals.
4, I will be teaching tomorrow's lecture, covering STDP and developmental plasticity
Best,
Weifeng
Hope you had a great Thankgiving break! Welcome back!
1, As we discussed in last week's class. We will move the paper presentation to next Tuesday.
2, The final questions will be handed out tomorrow in class.
3, Thursday's class as a review session, and discuss the sample exam questions in preparation for your finals.
4, I will be teaching tomorrow's lecture, covering STDP and developmental plasticity
Best,
Weifeng
Announced on 01 December 2014 2:08 p.m. by Weifeng Xu
reminder
today's class is at 10am.
Announced on 25 November 2014 9:43 a.m. by Weifeng Xu
next Tuesday class starts at 10am
Dear all,
As I have mentioned in the previous class, I have to cancel today's lecture due to a government appointment inconveniently scheduled during the class time.
Next Tuesday, we will start the lecture at 10am to catch up some material.
I uploaded a review on the history of spike-timing dependent plasticity by Markam et al 2011. I expect you guys will read the review before the next lecture. It covers a lot of the theoretical consideration and historical progress in the field of synaptic plasticity.
There will be quite a bit of data blitz for the next lecture. I will bring in printouts of the slides for you to take notes on.
Cheers,
Weifeng
As I have mentioned in the previous class, I have to cancel today's lecture due to a government appointment inconveniently scheduled during the class time.
Next Tuesday, we will start the lecture at 10am to catch up some material.
I uploaded a review on the history of spike-timing dependent plasticity by Markam et al 2011. I expect you guys will read the review before the next lecture. It covers a lot of the theoretical consideration and historical progress in the field of synaptic plasticity.
There will be quite a bit of data blitz for the next lecture. I will bring in printouts of the slides for you to take notes on.
Cheers,
Weifeng
Announced on 20 November 2014 10:03 a.m. by Weifeng Xu
Midterm 2
You may want to bring a ruler and simple calculator for tomorrow's midterm (you will be required to do simple divisions).Announced on 03 November 2014 2:30 p.m. by Rishi Rajalingham
PsetII question 2
question b, refer to Chapter 4.5.1.3
question c, consider this is a finite cable, To calculate ri, you need equation 4.5.49 (which establish the relationship between Gden and ri). The rest of the calculation, is basically based upon the relationship between lambda, ri, rm, Rm, radius of the soma etc.
question d, equation 4.5.53.
question c, consider this is a finite cable, To calculate ri, you need equation 4.5.49 (which establish the relationship between Gden and ri). The rest of the calculation, is basically based upon the relationship between lambda, ri, rm, Rm, radius of the soma etc.
question d, equation 4.5.53.
Announced on 30 October 2014 12:39 p.m. by Weifeng Xu
