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Sometimes, a paper becomes a classic for more than one reason. In the case of the paper from the Journal of Physiology by Rodolfo Llinas and Mutsuyuki Sugimori featured in this Cerebellar Classics [5], a triad of factors contributed, each of which would easily have made a classic on its own. The paper was almost born a classic. It crowned a 10-year effort to establish dendritic electrotonus as a fundamental nonlinear property of postsynaptic integration and at the same time, initiated the idea of Ca as the universal link between electrical and chemical signaling in dendrites. Finally, this and the preceding accompanying paper [4] provided the manual for how cell specific somadendritic nonlinear response properties and their underlying ionic mechanisms were to be characterized in vertebrate neurons.

Probing the functional properties of mammalian dendrites (R. Llinas and M. Sugimori, J. Physiology, 1980, 305:197-213)