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Inhibitory neurons reduce the probability of their postsynaptic target neuron firing an action potential. They primarily release the neurotransmitters GABA (in the brain) or glycine (in the spinal cord/brainstem). They are crucial for balancing neural circuit activity, preventing runaway excitation, generating rhythmic outputs (e.g., in pacemaker circuits), and shaping the temporal and spatial precision of neural computations. Types include interneurons like basket cells and Purkinje cells.
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