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Visual learning shapes the processing of complex movement stimuli in the human brain.
2 Nov 2009 
Recognition of actions and complex movements is fundamental for social interactions and action understanding. While the relationship between motor expertise and visual recognition of body movements has received a vast amount of interest, the role of ...
rec_pub_19890012-visual-learning-shapes-processing-complex-movement-stimuli-human-brain.htm
Decoding and reconstructing color from responses in human visual cortex.
2 Nov 2009 How is color represented by spatially distributed patterns of activity in visual cortex? Functional magnetic resonance imaging responses to several stimulus colors were analyzed with multivariate techniques: conventional pattern classification, a ...
rec_pub_19890009-decoding-reconstructing-color-responses-human-visual-cortex.htm
2 Nov 2009 A prompt behavioral response to a stimulus depends both on the salience of the stimulus as well as the subject's preparedness. Thus, both stimulus properties and cognitive factors, such as attention, may determine the strength of neuronal ...
rec_pub_19890006-stimulus-induced-state-dependent-sustained-gamma-activity-tightly.htm
2 Nov 2009 Neurons that fire in relation to licking, in the ventral part of the dorsolateral striatum (DLS), were studied during acquisition and performance of a licking task in rats for 14 sessions (2 h/d). Task learning was indicated by fewer errors of ...
rec_pub_19890005-decreased-firing-striatal-neurons-related-licking-acquisition.htm
Dynamic encoding of movement direction in motor cortical neurons.
2 Nov 2009 When we perform a skilled movement such as reaching for an object, we can make use of prior information, for example about the location of the object in space. This helps us to prepare the movement, and we gain improved accuracy and speed during ...
rec_pub_19889998-dynamic-encoding-movement-direction-motor-cortical-neurons.htm
The responses of visual neurons in the frontal eye field are biased for saccades.
2 Nov 2009 Previous research suggests that visually responsive neurons in the frontal eye field (FEF) respond to visual targets even when they are not the goal of a saccadic eye movement. These results raise the possibility that these neurons respond to visual ...
rec_pub_19889993-the-responses-visual-neurons-frontal-eye-field-biased-saccades.htm
Dynamic range adaptation to sound level statistics in the auditory nerve.
2 Nov 2009 The auditory system operates over a vast range of sound pressure levels (100-120 dB) with nearly constant discrimination ability across most of the range, well exceeding the dynamic range of most auditory neurons (20-40 dB). Dean et al. (2005) have ...
rec_pub_19889991-dynamic-range-adaptation-sound-level-statistics-auditory-nerve.htm
30 Oct 2009 Integration of a large amount of information is important in anaesthesia but there is little research to guide the development of data displays. Anaesthetists from two hospitals participated in five related screen based simulation studies comparing ...
rec_pub_19825052-the-influence-various-graphical-numeric-trend-display-formats.htm
30 Oct 2009 BACKGROUND: Surgical trauma contributes to postoperative immune suppression, which is associated with an increased susceptibility to subsequent infections. Electroacupuncture (EA) can alleviate pain and exert immunoregulatory effects. However, the ...
rec_pub_19843806-the-effects-electroacupuncture-th1-th2-cytokine-mrna-expression.htm
27 Oct 2009 Theta oscillations are believed to play an important role in the coordination of neuronal firing in the entorhinal (EC)-hippocampal system but the underlying mechanisms are not known. We simultaneously recorded from neurons in multiple regions of ...
rec_pub_19874793-theta-oscillations-provide-temporal-windows-local-circuit-computation.htm
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