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Reduced Neural Responses to Natural Foreground versus Background Sounds in the Auditory Cortex. [PDF]
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Development of Auditory Cortex Circuits
Journal of the Association for Research in Otolaryngology, 2021The ability to process and perceive sensory stimuli is an essential function for animals. Among the sensory modalities, audition is crucial for communication, pleasure, care for the young, and perceiving threats. The auditory cortex (ACtx) is a key sound processing region that combines ascending signals from the auditory periphery and inputs from other
Minzi Chang, Patrick O. Kanold
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Journal of Comparative Physiology A: Sensory, Neural, and Behavioral Physiology, 1997
The division of the auditory cortex into various fields, functional aspects of these fields, and neuronal coding in the primary auditory cortical field (AI) are reviewed with stress on features that may be common to mammals. On the basis of 14 topographies and clustered distributions of neuronal response characteristics in the primary auditory cortical
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The division of the auditory cortex into various fields, functional aspects of these fields, and neuronal coding in the primary auditory cortical field (AI) are reviewed with stress on features that may be common to mammals. On the basis of 14 topographies and clustered distributions of neuronal response characteristics in the primary auditory cortical
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The asymmetric auditory cortex
Nature Human Behaviour, 2019Which side of the brain does what in speech and language processing is a debate that has engaged and divided the neuroscientific community for more than a century. A new study by Flinker et al. provides a more nuanced interpretation of how the left and right hemispheres of the brain process acoustic information important for speech processing.
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Perception modulates auditory cortex activation
NeuroReport, 2006Event-related functional magnetic resonance imaging signal change in Heschl's gyrus and the planum temporale was found to reflect sensory decisions about target presence. In a dichotic listening task, activation was higher for target present responses, irrespective of actual target presence.
Stefan, Pollmann, Marianne, Maertens
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