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Energy dependence on modes of electric activities of neuron driven by different external mixed signals under electromagnetic induction

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Energy supply and release play an important role in individual neuron and neural network. In this paper, the electrical activities and Hamilton energy of neuron are investigated when external mixed signals (i.e., the periodic stimulus current and the periodic electromagnetic field) are imposed on the neuron under the electromagnetic induction. As a result, the Hamilton energy is much dependent on the mode transition, the multiple electric activity modes and the numerical analysis of Hamilton energy are more complicated under various parameters. When the periodic high-low frequency electromagnetic radiation is imposed in neuron, it is found that the electrical activities are more complex, and the changing of energy is obvious. In addition, the response of electrical activity and Hamilton energy is much dependent on the changing of amplitude A, B when the external high-low frequency signal is imposed on the neuron, meanwhile, the energy of bursting state is lower than the one of spiking state. It can be used for investigation about the energy coding in the neuron even the neuron networks.

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    LuLu Lu, Ya Jia, Ying Xu, MengYan Ge, LiJian Yang & Xuan Zhan

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Lu, L., Jia, Y., Xu, Y. et al. Energy dependence on modes of electric activities of neuron driven by different external mixed signals under electromagnetic induction. Sci. China Technol. Sci. 62, 427–440 (2019). https://doi.org/10.1007/s11431-017-9217-x

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