ArticleBiomedical engineering and computational biology2024
A Physical Framework to Study the Effect of Magnetic Fields on the Spike-Time Coding.
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- Simulation and analysis of magnetic fields around High-Voltage power lines using Python for enhanced safety and design insights.Scientific reports · 2025Article
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Abstract
A temporal neural code reliant on the pattern of spike times rather than spike rates offers a feasible mechanism for encoding information from weak periodic external stimuli, such as static or extremely low-frequency electromagnetic fields. Our model focuses on the influence of magnetic fields on neurotransmitter dynamics near the neuron membrane. Neurotransmitter binding to specific receptor sites on membrane proteins can regulate biochemical reactions. The duration a neurotransmitter spends in the bonded state serves as a metric for the magnetic field's capacity as a chemical regulator. By initiating a physical analysis of ligand-receptor binding, utilizing the alpha function for synaptic conductance, and employing a modified version of Bell's law, we quantified the impact of magnetic fields on the bond half-life time and, consequently, on postsynaptic spike timing.
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