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DescriptionEmergence-of-Metastable-State-Dynamics-in-Interconnected-Cortical-Networks-with-Propagation-Delays-pcbi.1003304.s014.ogv |
English: tACS entrained networks. Simulation presented in Fig. 5A. Network 1 began in RF while Network 2 demonstrated SW. Upon tACS (bottom, red) the two networks entrained to tACS and Network 2 switched to RF. Both networks remained in RF after removal of tACS. Parameters: Delay = 30 msec, P(local) = 0.99, G(LRP) = 0.12. |
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Source | Movie S4 from Kutchko K, Frohlich F (2013). "Emergence of Metastable State Dynamics in Interconnected Cortical Networks with Propagation Delays". PLOS Computational Biology. DOI:10.1371/journal.pcbi.1003304. PMID 24204238. PMC: 3812055. | ||
Author | Kutchko K, Frohlich F | ||
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