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Hierarchical emergence of network bursting in a four-cell central pattern generator model
How can a neural circuit rhythmically burst when none of its constituent neurons can endogenously do so? We address this question through a bottom-up reconstruction of a 4-cell neural circuit modeled after the swim central pattern generator (CPG) of the sea slug \textit{Dendronotus iris}. We first m
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