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Simulations illustrated bistability of synaptic weight.
The traces in frames (a) and (b) are at the same value of k and illustrate bistability.
Figure 4 illustrates bistability with a bifurcation diagram for the case of a single synapse with Canuc and GPROD fixed and with ongoing activity.
In order to illustrate bistability of a 2-cell network we use model cells (relaxation oscillators) interconnected by fast inhibition and electrical synapses.
One investigation illustrates how bistability of synaptic weights can arise from a positive feedback loop between excitatory synaptic weight increase and ongoing neuronal activity [27], which is similar to SRR.
For the bistability illustrated in Figs.
Is the bistability illustrated in Fig. 4 is robust to decreases in the supralinearity of these relationships?
This prohibition to the early phase of evolution is well illustrated by the bistability of the G-parasite evolution: we inoculated the G-parasite, which has already evolved in a system with a lower value of μ, to a system with μ of which value is slightly too high for the G-parasite to evolve, and observed that the G-parasite can survive (data not shown).
We have illustrated, for bistable networks of deficiency one and equilibrium manifold of dimension one, how to efficiently find a set of parameters starting from dose response curves, such that the tangent bifurcation condition is fulfilled at the two points enclosing the bistability interval in the dose response diagram.
Chromatin connectivity destabilizes this synergistic system and introduces bistability, illustrating state switching between opposing modification states of the model gene.
As illustrated, such a model network expresses bistability of IP and AP patterns (Fig. 9B) and switching between these can be produced by transient inputs in similar time windows to those for a network consisting of relaxation oscillators (compare figures 9C1 and 6A1, 9D1 and 6B1, 9C2 and 5A1, 9D2 and 5B1).
