Mathematical modeling and simulation in enteric neurobiology / Roustem Miftahof, Hong Gil Nam, David Lionel Wingate.

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Miftahof, Roustem

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Material type: Text

text

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computer

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online resource

ISBN:

9789812834812
9812834818
1282441205
9781282441200
9786612441202
6612441208

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Additional physical formats: Print version:: Mathematical modeling and simulation in enteric neurobiology.DDC classification:

616.3 22

LOC classification:

QP145 .M615 2009eb

NLM classification:

2009 E-745
WI 102

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Contents:

Overview of enteric neurobiology -- Myoelectrical activity of the smooth muscle -- Pharmacology of myoelectrical activity -- Physicochemical basis of synaptic transmission -- Neuronal assemblies -- Multiple neurotransmission -- Functional unit -- Dynamics of intestinal propulsion.

Summary: The book recognizes the complexity of biological phenomena under investigation and treats the subject matter with a degree of mathematical rigor. Special attention is given to computer simulations for interpolation and extrapolation of electromechanical and chemoelectrical phenomena, nonlinear self-sustained electromechanical wave activity, pharmacological effects including co-localization and co-transmission by multiple neurotransmitters, receptor polymodality, and drug interactions.

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Includes bibliographical references (pages 296-312) and index.

The book recognizes the complexity of biological phenomena under investigation and treats the subject matter with a degree of mathematical rigor. Special attention is given to computer simulations for interpolation and extrapolation of electromechanical and chemoelectrical phenomena, nonlinear self-sustained electromechanical wave activity, pharmacological effects including co-localization and co-transmission by multiple neurotransmitters, receptor polymodality, and drug interactions.