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dendritic spine

dendritic spine A dendritic spine is a small, changeable projection from a dendrite whose shape and distribution shift with neuronal activity.

A dendritic spine is a small, changeable projection from a dendrite whose shape and distribution shift with neuronal activity. These structures are important for memory and learning, and their forms vary along a continuum rather than fitting only a few fixed categories.

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Drafting source: Sharma Uma Shashi; LeDuc Philip R; Zhang Yongjie Jessica. A data-driven framework for modeling the dendritic spine continuum using dimensionality reduction and clustering toward understanding synaptic plasticity. 2026; DOI 10.1371/journal.pone.0349775; article XML SHA-256 ffa689646ae36226f7223d32e96e817d69b8d4eda1e109e1a70898297d8f6089. “A data-driven framework for modeling the dendritic spine continuum using dimensionality reduction and clustering toward understanding synaptic plasticity” (10.1371/journal.pone.0349775).
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