Thus, postsynaptic neurons may receive excitatory synaptic inputs in a repetitive manner.
Subplate neurons are also known to receive synaptic contacts.
Neurons in a mammalian brain receive synaptic inputs, both excitatory and inhibitory, from thousands of other neurons.
NG2 cells, the fourth type of glia in the mammalian CNS, receive synaptic input from neurons.
Living neurons in vivo typically receive synaptic signals from thousands of presynaptic cells.
Different cranial motor nuclei also occupy distinct positions and receive synaptic input from distinct sources.
In addition to being directly photosensitive themselves, ipRGCs also receive synaptic input from rod-cone networks.
Even if individual cells did not show evidence of synaptic connectivity, other cells in the same culture could then be recorded, which clearly did receive synaptic inputs.
On the contrary, class M4 cells showed the shortest dendrites and smallest mean dendritic surface area and therefore may receive lower numbers of synaptic input in the molecular layer of the dentate gyrus.
