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Neuronal refractory period

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After an action potential, channel inactivation and recovery temporarily suppress subsequent firing. An absolute refractory interval forbids another spike; a relative interval requires stronger excitation. A memoryless Poisson spike model omits this dependence on recent spikes.

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