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Volume 3 Issue 9, September 2000

Editorial

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Letters to Editor

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  • By showing that synaptic strength increases as a function of distance from the soma, Magee and Cook have solved the long-standing puzzle of how synapses on distal dendrites can influence action potential initiation.

    • Nelson Spruston
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  • Elson and colleagues report the identification of a new, secreted ligand for the ciliary neurotrophic factor receptor, which is likely to be important during development.

    • Steven S. Lesser
    • Donald C. Lo
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  • Multielectrode recording arrays in the moth antennal lobe indicate that the relative timing of action potentials may convey information about odor concentration and mixture.

    • C. Giovanni Galizia
    • Randolf Menzel
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  • Single-neuron recordings in the human hippocampus, entorhinal cortex and amygdala demonstrate that cells in these areas can respond selectively to particular categories of visual stimuli.

    • Charles G. Gross
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