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Dissociated hippocampal neurones form complex networks and spontaneously produce action potentials during their development in vitro; eventually establishing patterns of tightly-bound global electrical activity. This highly synchronous epileptiform-like activity is considered pathological and provides a model of seizures both in vivo and in vitro.