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Heterogeneity is a widely recognized phenomenon within the majority of cell types in the body including cells of the central nervous system (CNS). The heterogeneity of neurons based on their distinct transmission modes and firing patterns has been recognized for decades, and is necessary to coordinate the immense variety of functions of the CNS. More recently, heterogeneity in glial cells has been...
We propose a new genre of overlay network for disseminating information from popular but resource constrained sources. We call this communication primitive as latency gradated overlay, where information consumers self- organize themselves according to their individual resource constraints and the latency they are willing to tolerate in receiving the information from the source. Such a communication...
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