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Journal of Comparative Physiology A, 1985
TheDrosophila giant axon pathways ‘cervical connective — thoracic indirect flight muscles’ were studied by a combined electrophysiological and genetic analysis. A functional coupling of the left and right giant axon pathways was revealed by intracellular recordings of electrical responses of the thoracic indirect flight muscles, when evoked by ...
Gadi Benshalom, Daniel Dagan
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TheDrosophila giant axon pathways ‘cervical connective — thoracic indirect flight muscles’ were studied by a combined electrophysiological and genetic analysis. A functional coupling of the left and right giant axon pathways was revealed by intracellular recordings of electrical responses of the thoracic indirect flight muscles, when evoked by ...
Gadi Benshalom, Daniel Dagan
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Ideas on a possible neural pathway in depression
Medical Hypotheses, 2021Depression is the second leading cause of disability in the world. Despite developing some efficacious treatments, many patients do not respond to the treatment well due to the complexity of depression and unknown mechanisms involved in its pathogenesis.
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Auditory Neural Pathway Simulation
2017 IEEE International Conference on Rebooting Computing (ICRC), 2017We describe an effort to simulate the neural pathway from the inner ear (cochlea) to the primary auditory cortex in the brain. The human cochlea contains sensory cells (inner hair cells), which respond to the mechanical motion of traveling waves that sweep along the basilar membrane.
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A neural pathway for the shift response in the cat
Brain Research, 1985The shift response (McIlwain effect) was elicited by moving a large grating situated greater than 15 degrees from the conventional receptive field center (RFC). We examined the change in the amplitude of the shift response induced by placing a steady target on the RFC or the RF surround.
D I, Hamasaki, G W, Maguire
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ErbB2 Pathways in Heart and Neural Diseases
Trends in Cardiovascular Medicine, 2003The proto-oncogene ErbB2 (also known as c-neu or HER2 in humans) encodes a receptor tyrosine kinase that is frequently overexpressed in human tumors. It is the target of a novel and effective antibody-based therapy for malignant mammary tumors (trastuzumab/Herceptin).
Alistair N, Garratt +2 more
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Nature Neuroscience, 2001
A class of spinothalamic tract neurons is selectively excited by stimuli that cause itch, suggesting that this sensation is mediated by distinct peripheral and central pathways.
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A class of spinothalamic tract neurons is selectively excited by stimuli that cause itch, suggesting that this sensation is mediated by distinct peripheral and central pathways.
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Neural pathways of a cardiogenic hypertensive chemoreflex
American Journal of Physiology-Heart and Circulatory Physiology, 1978Excitation of a cardiac chemoreceptor with 5-hydroxytryptamine (serotonin) produces a complex autonomic reflex which includes hypertension, changes in heart rate and contractile force, and disturbances of AV conduction. This study examines the afferent and efferent neural pathways of this autonomic reflex in 60 anesthetized dogs.
G R, Hageman, F, Urthaler, T N, James
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Understanding the role of pathways in a deep neural network
Neural NetworksDeep neural networks have demonstrated superior performance in artificial intelligence applications, but the opaqueness of their inner working mechanism is one major drawback in their application. The prevailing unit-based interpretation is a statistical observation of stimulus-response data, which fails to show a detailed internal process of inherent ...
Lei Lyu, Chen Pang, Jihua Wang
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Neural pathways in tactile object recognition
Neurology, 1999To define further the brain regions involved in tactile object recognition using functional MRI (fMRI) techniques.The neural substrates involved in tactile object recognition (TOR) have not been elucidated. Studies of nonhuman primates and humans suggest that basic motor and somatosensory mechanisms are involved at a peripheral level; however, the ...
E, Deibert, M, Kraut, S, Kremen, J, Hart
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The Neural Organization of The Visual Pathways in The Cat
1964Publisher Summary This chapter reviews the mammalian visual system and its central neural connections as well as considerable anatomical and physiological data derived from new, more refined experimental techniques. The chapter correlates these data with previous observations, and summarizes the results in a schema, which seems to represent best the ...
T H, MEIKLE, J M, SPRAGUE
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