PAROLE IN INGLESE ASSOCIATE CON «THALAMICALLY»
thalamically
thalamically
anatomy
large
ovoid
mass
gray
matter
situated
posterior
part
forebrain
that
relays
sensory
impulses
cerebral
cortex
botany
define
middle
diencephalon
through
which
pass
reach
receptacle
torus
also
called
reverso
meaning
thalamic
thali
thalassemia
thalassic
cellular
mechanisms
evoked
gamma
oscillations
purpose
this
study
clarify
neurogenesis
frequency
approximately
auditory
collins
always
noun
plural
either
contiguous
shaped
masses
grey
base
brain
both
these
considered
functional
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The Intact and Sliced Brain
... act as a control of network activity.135 Thalamically evoked IPSPs consistently
shut off the plateaus (figure 3.23), whereas synchronized spontaneous activity,
which occurs in the neocortex during thalamically generated spindle oscillations,
...
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Differential Diagnosis in Neurology
The recent discovery of thalamically generated gamma waves points to their
importance in perception. Magnetoencephalography, allows for a precise
localization of an electrical event that is time locked. Its major use at the moment
is to help ...
Robert J. Schwartzman, 2006
3
Sleep Medicine Essentials
However, the hallmark of NREM sleep is the slow oscillation (<1 Hz), which is
generated intracortically and has the ability to group the thalamically generated
spindles as well as thalamically and cortically generated delta oscillations,
leading ...
Teofilo L. Lee-Chiong, 2011
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Sleep: Circuits and Functions
INTRATHALAMIC AND THALAMOCORTICAL NEURONAL CIRCUITS
UNDERLYING AUGMENTING RESPONSES Augmenting responses are the
experimental classical model of sleep spindles51 and are defined as thalamically
evoked ...
Pierre-Herve' Luppi, 2004
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The Interneuron: Proceedings of a Conference Held Sept. 1967
INTERNEURONAL MECHANISMS IN THALAMICALLY INDUCED
SYNCHRONIZING AND DESYNCHRONIZING ACTIVITIES DOMINICK P.
PURPURA Albert Einstein College of Medicine New York, New York The
functional properties of ...
Mary Agnes Burniston Brazier, 1969
In contrast, the postsynaptic effects of M1 receptor signaling are slow, because
they rely upon membrane enzymes and soluble second messengers; this
modulation appears to last about a second – the duration of the thalamically
evoked ...
Allison D. Fryer, Arthur Christopoulos, Neil M. Nathanson, 2012
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The Auditory Cortex: A Synthesis of Human and Animal Research
Neuron, 37,563576. Suga, N.,Xiao,Z., Ma, X., &Ji,W. (2002). Plasticity and
corticofugalmodulation forhearing inadult animals.Neuron,36, 918. Sukov, W.,&
Barth, D.S. (1998). Threedimensional analysis of spontaneous and thalamically
evoked ...
Peter Heil, Henning Scheich, Eike Budinger, 2005
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Neural Coding During Active Whisker Sensation
By comparing the depression of unitary IPSCs (uI5/uI1) with the decrease in
thalamically evoked feed-forward inhibition (FFI5/FFI1), one can estimate the
maximal fraction of GABAergic interneurons still participating in feed-forward
inhibition ...
Shantanu Prafull Jadhav, 2008
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Characterization of Thalamorecipient Cells of Mouse Auditory ...
4.4.2 Thalamically-evoked feedforward inhibition Cortical feedforward inhibition
evoked by thalamic activity has been implicated in a variety of TC transformations
including construction of receptive field properties, shaping the temporal ...
10
Neuronal Substrates of Sleep and Epilepsy
4.33 (oppositel Comparison between thalamically and cortically elicited
augmenting responses in cortical neurons. Cats under urethane anesthesia. A,
augmenting responses to stimulation of the rostral intralaminar centrolateral (Cl.|
nucleus.
