June 21st, 2022
•We summarize a workflow to computationally model a retinal neuron's behaviors in response to electrical stimulation. The computational model is versatile and includes automation steps that are useful in simulating a range of physiological scenarios and anticipating the outcomes of future in vivo/in vitro studies.
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