IPSPihin
IPSPihin is a term used in some theoretical discussions to refer to a proposed modulator of inhibitory synaptic signaling. In this context, it is described as a molecule that would influence inhibitory postsynaptic potentials (IPSPs) by altering receptor activity, ion conductance, or the decay time of inhibition. It is not an established, universally recognized molecule in mainstream neuroscience, and its status as a real biological entity remains uncertain.
The concept of IPSPihin emerged in debates about how inhibitory signaling is regulated at the cellular level.
Proposed mechanisms for IPSPihin include modulation of GABAergic or glycinergic receptor function, influence on receptor clustering
Distribution and regulation of IPSPihin remain topics of discussion. In the absence of robust, reproducible data,