ArticleFrontiers in neuroscience2010
Binding by asynchrony: the neuronal phase code.
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- α-band oscillations, attention, and controlled access to stored information.Trends in cognitive sciences · 2012Review
- Improved measures of phase-coupling between spikes and the Local Field Potential.Journal of computational neuroscience · 2012Article
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- Evoked alpha and early access to the knowledge system: the P1 inhibition timing hypothesis.Brain research · 2011Review
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Abstract
Neurons display continuous subthreshold oscillations and discrete action potentials (APs). When APs are phase-locked to the subthreshold oscillation, we hypothesize they represent two types of information: the presence/absence of a sensory feature and the phase of subthreshold oscillation. If subthreshold oscillation phases are neuron-specific, then the sources of APs can be recovered based on the AP times. If the spatial information about the stimulus is converted to AP phases, then APs from multiple neurons can be combined into a single axon and the spatial configuration reconstructed elsewhere. For the reconstruction to be successful, we introduce two assumptions: that a subthreshold oscillation field has a constant phase gradient and that coincidences between APs and intracellular subthreshold oscillations are neuron-specific as defined by the "interference principle." Under these assumptions, a phase-coding model enables information transfer between structures and reproduces experimental phenomenons such as phase precession, grid cell architecture, and phase modulation of cortical spikes. This article reviews a recently proposed neuronal algorithm for information encoding and decoding from the phase of APs (Nadasdy, 2009). The focus is given to the principles common across different systems instead of emphasizing system specific differences.
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