Specialized Neuronal Adaptation for Preserving Input Sensitivity

Specialized Neuronal Adaptation for Preserving Input Sensitivity. Watkins, P. V. & Barbour, D. L. Nature Neuroscience, 11(11):1259–1261, November, 2008.
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Some neurons in auditory cortex respond to recent stimulus history by adapting their response functions to track stimulus statistics directly, as might be expected. In contrast, some neurons respond to loud sounds by adjusting their response functions away from high intensities and consequently remain sensitive to softer sounds. In marmoset monkey auditory cortex, the latter type of adaptation appears to exist only in neurons tuned to stimulus intensity.

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	abstract = {Some neurons in auditory cortex respond to recent stimulus history by adapting their response functions to track stimulus statistics directly, as might be expected. In contrast, some neurons respond to loud sounds by adjusting their response functions away from high intensities and consequently remain sensitive to softer sounds. In marmoset monkey auditory cortex, the latter type of adaptation appears to exist only in neurons tuned to stimulus intensity.},
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	journal = {Nature Neuroscience},
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	pages = {1259--1261},
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