Evolution of Ideas about the Mechanisms of Neuronal Network Hyperactivation and Burst Firing in Epilepsy. Contribution of Potassium-Induced Activation of Potassium-Conducting Channels to Network Hyperactivation
A. S Galashin,
M. V Konakov,
V. V Dynnik
Abstract:This review discusses the current understanding of the molecular mechanisms of pathological hyperexcitation and synchronization of neuronal networks in epileptogenesis, including potassium, GABA, membrane (cellular), and synaptic (network) models. The focus of these models is the disturbance of the balance between excitation and inhibition involving multiple positive and negative feedback loops (PFL/NFL) in neuronal networks. This paper considers current ideas about (1) the robustness of dynamical systems with… Show more
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