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Brain regions that show repetition suppression and enhancement: A meta-analysis of 137 neuroimaging experiments. [PDF]
Hum Brain Mapp, 2017 Kim H.
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Neural repetition suppression effects in the human hippocampus
Neurobiology of Learning and Memory, 2020 Neurons in the temporal lobe cortex exhibit reduced responses when a stimulus or a stimulus feature is repeated. This phenomenon, termed "repetition suppression", is the basis for many functional imaging studies that have used Blood Oxygenation Level Dependent (BOLD) activity differences between novel and repeated items as an index of neural ...
Kamin Kim +3 more
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The relationship between repetition suppression and face perception [PDF]
Brain Imaging and Behavior, 2016 Repetition of identical face stimuli leads to fMRI response attenuation (fMRI adaptation, fMRIa) in the core face-selective occipito-temporal visual cortical network, involving the bilateral fusiform face area (FFA) and the occipital face area (OFA). However, the functional relevance of fMRIa observed in these regions is unclear as of today. Therefore,
Grotheer, Mareike +3 more
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Repetition Suppression for Familiar Visual Words Through Acceleration of Early Processing
Brain Topography, 2023 The visual N1 (N170) component with occipito-temporal negativity and fronto-central positivity is sensitive to visual expertise for print. Slightly later, an N200 component with an increase after stimulus repetition was reported to be specific for ...
Urs Maurer +5 more
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Two approaches to repetition suppression [PDF]
Human Brain Mapping, 2006 AbstractRepetition suppression refers to the phenomenon that prior processing of stimuli (or stimulus attributes) decreases activation elicited by processing subsequent stimuli with identical attributes. We present two complementary approaches to identify regions that show repetition suppression for subsequent sentences with either identical: (1 ...
Noppeney, Uta, Penny, Will D.
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NeuroImage, 2021 The auditory cortex (AC) encompasses distinct fields subserving partly different aspects of sound processing. One essential function of the AC is the detection of unpredicted sounds, as revealed by differential neural activity to predictable and ...
Gloria G. Parras +3 more
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Repetition Probability Does Not Affect fMRI Repetition Suppression for Objects [PDF]
Journal of Neuroscience, 2013 Previously several functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) studies point toward the role of perceptual expectations in determining adaptation or repetition suppression (RS) in humans. These studies showed that the probability of repetitions of faces within a block influences the magnitude of adaptation in face-related areas of the human brain ...
Kovacs, Gyula +4 more
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Expectation effects on repetition suppression in nociception. [PDF]
J NeurophysiolABSTRACT Repetition suppression, the reduced neural response upon repeated presentation of a stimulus, can be explained by models focussing on bottom-up (i.e. adaptation) or top-down (i.e. expectation) mechanisms. Predictive coding models fall into the latter category and propose that repetitions are expected and therefore elicit smaller ...
Pohle LG +5 more
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ATR checkpoint suppression by repetitive DNA [PDF]
Cell Cycle, 2016 Repetitive DNA constitutes a large part of most vertebrate genomes. However, it is unclear how DNA containing repetitive sequences is organized in the context of chromatin and nuclear structures, h...
V. Sannino, V. Costanzo
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Neural Basis of Repetition Priming during Mathematical Cognition: Repetition Suppression or Repetition Enhancement? [PDF]
Journal of Cognitive Neuroscience, 2010 AbstractWe investigated the neural basis of repetition priming (RP) during mathematical cognition. Previous studies of RP have focused on repetition suppression as the basis of behavioral facilitation, primarily using word and object identification and classification tasks.
Valorie N, Salimpoor +2 more
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