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Inhomogeneous distribution of Alzheimer pathology along the isocortical relief. Are cortical convolutions an Achilles heel of evolution? [PDF]
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Anatomical circuits for flexible spatial mapping by single neurons in posterior parietal cortex
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Architectonic analysis of the human retrosplenial cortex
The Journal of Comparative Neurology, 2000The architecture of the macaque retrosplenial cortex, including its posteroventral extension around and below the splenium of the corpus callosum, was recently characterized (Morris et al. [1999a] Eur. J. Neurosci. 11:2506-2518.). This analysis was made possible by sectioning the posterior cingulate gyrus radially, i.e., in planes that were orthogonal ...
R, Morris, G, Paxinos, M, Petrides
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Cerebral Microgyria in a 27-Week Fetus: An Architectonic and Topographic Analysis
Journal of Neuropathology & Experimental Neurology, 1974The cytoarchitecture and topography of a case of restricted cerebral microgyria in a 27-week fetus are analyzed in whole brain serial sections. The cytoarchitectonic features of the four microgyric layers and their continuity with the layers of normal cortex imply that microgyria is the result of a post-migratory encephaloclastic event resulting in ...
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THE IDEAS OF BAKHTIN FOR ARCHITECTONICS OF QUALITATIVE RESEARCH IN THE CONTEXT OF DISCOURSE ANALYSIS
EDULEARN Proceedings, 2020In the public debate on the perspectives of artificial intelligence, many scientists, including educational scientists, are looking for new ideas how to comprehend ongoing changes and understand why the world, revolutionary in technology, does not relieve tension in human relationships. Qualitative research in education science can just be described as
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Acta Neuropathologica, 1975
The architectonic features of abnormal cerebral cortex in a brain with lissencephaly and pachygyria suggest that neuronal migration was interrupted by cortical and subcortical laminar necrosis in the fourth fetal month. The severest cortical abnormality lies in the distal perfusion fields of the major cerebral arteries, while the normal areas are ...
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The architectonic features of abnormal cerebral cortex in a brain with lissencephaly and pachygyria suggest that neuronal migration was interrupted by cortical and subcortical laminar necrosis in the fourth fetal month. The severest cortical abnormality lies in the distal perfusion fields of the major cerebral arteries, while the normal areas are ...
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