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In the present article we propose to model the dynamics of neurotransmitters by means of random walkers, it is possible to affirm that there is a relation of the distance between neurons and the amount of neurotransmitters that reach the receptors of the post-synaptic neuron, with The purpose of being able to understand roughly how neural connections work in terms of chemical synapses. Specifically, we compare experimental results of the implementation of the model where a quantification is made of the number of molecules that reach the receptors against the results o btained by Leonid P. Savtchenko and Dmitri A. Rusakov [1] (current as a function of distance).

Modelo de la dinámica de neurotransmisores por medio de caminantes aleatorios