neocortex

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During learning, the neocortical information that enters the hippocampus by way of the entorhinal cortex alters the synaptic weights in hippocampal circuits.
There can be several motivations for developing mathematical theories of macroscopic, neocortical dynamic behavior, such as the spatial-temporal patterns exhibited by brain state-dependent field variables.
Analysis of the limbic and neocortical representations for interpersonal reasoning suggests there are important contributions from visceral, affective, and somatic and cognitive levels.
It is called archicortex for its evolutionary precedence over neocortex, and is relatively simple compared to neocortical structures.
Furthermore, it is specifically intrahemisheric connectivity that increases disproportionate to increasing brain size and neocortical surface area.
Intracranial recordings provide smaller scale measures of neocortical dynamics, with scale dependent on electrode size.
Thus, boundary conditions have no influence on predicted dynamic behavior, for example, on the interference of propagating neocortical synaptic fields.
Again, microscopic analysis leads to a determination of the neocortical regions that the amygdala contacts at each developmental age.
Neocortical slow oscillations might coordinate both the time and content of the information transfer from the hippocampus.
A neocortical minicolumn with approximate dimensions of 3 by 0.03 mm is shown.
Neocortical temporal/ temporo-parietal regions are expected to underlie the use of already-learned forms of both types.
Multiple global mode frequencies arise from a combination of delays in corticocortical axons and neocortical boundary conditions.
It is a neocortical function that allows graded, highly varied vocal emotional expression.
However, affective prosody is a right hemisphere, neocortical, function that allows graded and highly varied emotional expressions that are under considerable conscious control.
Abnormalities in the spontaneous firing patterns of cultured rat neocortical neurons after chronic exposure to picrotoxin during development in vitro.
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