When a moving whisker encounters an object the whisker bends; this exerts force at its base, driving action potentials in mechanosensitive primary sensory neurons of the trigeminal ganglion.
From this close proximity, epithelial cells of Kölliker's organ have been suggested to initiate spontaneous electrical activity in the IHCs, driving action potentials in the primary auditory neurons, and auditory nuclei in the brainstem.
Simulating driving action can be done by many simulation softwares, e.g. Matlab/Simulink.
Other journalists have emphasized gameplay by describing the genre as "free roaming action adventure games", "driving-and-shooting games", and "driving action hybrids".
This reduces the perceived motion of the target and reduces the amplitude of prediction errors driving action.
However, efficacy in driving a neuron to fire an action potential (AP) is dependent not only on the size, but also the location and timing of synaptic input, which is subsequently shaped by types and distributions of voltage- and calcium-gated conductances in dendrites.
However, Figure 4 d) also illustrates that the I f reversal potential of the latter two models differs from that of our model by as much as 30 mV, which creates an almost twofold difference in I f driving force near the maximum diastolic potential of an SA nodal action potential.
During an action potential, the change in membrane voltage caused a significant decrease in the calcium driving force through a voltage-dependent calcium channel, The number of open voltage-dependent calcium channels in the spine head during an action potential peaked at 1.8±0.75 (n = 20), with the ensemble average number of open channels also reaching a maximum at 1.8 (Fig. 2B).
Plus there's the barn action potential.
Sensory nerve action potential.
