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The brain avoids pathological feedback loops through inhibitory neural circuits
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Neurophysiological evidence consistently demonstrates that the brain maintains stable network dynamics and prevents runaway pathological feedback loops through the precise regulation and balance of excitatory and inhibitory neural circuits.

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1998 · cited by 2,303
Demonstrates that cortical neurons maintain stable information propagation by balancing excitation and inhibition.
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The retrieved papers consistently support the claim that the central nervous system utilizes an ongoing balance between excitation and inhibition to regulate network dynamics, prevent instability, and maintain physiological functioning.

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2006 · cited by 1,000
Shows that spontaneous neocortical network activity relies on a precise and dynamic balance of excitation and inhibition.
2003 · cited by 918
Indicates that the balance between recurrent excitation and inhibition dictates network rhythmogenesis and prevents runaway dynamics.
2016 · cited by 77
Highlights how cortical excitation and inhibition balance is regulated over time to maintain proper neural function.
2020 · cited by 33
Explains how excitation-inhibition balanced networks maintain stable macroscopic states and regulate neural variability.
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judged → SUPPORTED · 9631 Jul 2026
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