NEURON, Brian2, NEST, or PyNN
Hey folks, I'm planning to conduct a study on the effects of a specific protein in neuroblastoma cells, and I'm interested in incorporating an in silico test using Python libraries such as NEURON, Brian2, NEST, and PyNN. However, I'm unsure which one would be the best choice. What are your thoughts?"
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