Titlebook: Dendritic Spines; Structure, Function, Alberto A. Rasia-Filho,Maria Elisa Calcagnotto,Oli Book 2023 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The A

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Springer Tracts in Advanced Roboticsory potentials. Spines are found in very diverse animal species providing neural networks with a high integrative and computational possibility and plasticity, enabling the perception of sensorial stimuli and the elaboration of a myriad of behavioral displays, including emotional processing, memory,

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Luke Johnson,Han-Lim Choi,Jonathan P. Howcareer from suspicious staining artifact to what we recognize today as a complex postsynaptic molecular machine: the dendritic spine..This chapter deals with techniques to make spines visible. The original technique, Golgi silver staining, is still being used today. Electron microscopy and automated

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Springer Tracts in Advanced Roboticsit was thought that dendritic arbors were only receiving and integrating all information flow sent along to the soma, while axons were primarily responsible for point-to-point information transfer. However, it is important to highlight that dendritic spines play a crucial role as postsynaptic compon

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Distributed Autonomous Robotic Systems 2are highly variable, and this diversity is correlated with the different morphological and physiological features of this neuronal compartment. Dendritic spines can change their morphology and number rapidly, allowing them to adapt to plastic changes. Neurotrophic factors play important roles in the

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Distributed Autonomous Robotic Systems 2d from invertebrates to humans with morphological specializations related to the neural circuits in which they are embedded. Glial cells modulate neuronal functions, brain wiring and myelination, and information processing. For example, astrocytes send processes to the synaptic cleft, actively parti

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Akihiro Matsumoto,Hiromasa Nagaiare networks of neurons connected to each other by synapses. Most neurons integrate synaptic signal through a remarkable subcellular structure called spine. Dendritic spines are protrusions whose diverse shapes make them appear as a specific neuronal compartment, and they have been the focus of stud