From spike to graph—A complete automated single-spike analysis

▶ New automated method for kinetics analysis of single spike without filtering. ▶Improved linear fitting of the rising phase by optimizing the number of samples used. ▶ The foot equation fits both kinds of feet—ramp, or a ramp followed by a plateau. ▶ The software including a full suite statistical...

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