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Primitive reflexes as candidate quantitative readouts of hierarchical inhibitory control across the lifespan. [PDF]
Front Hum NeurosciStephens-Sarlós E, Szabo A.
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'Sensory and Motor Neuroscience': Impacts of Thirteen Highly Cited Articles Published in This Section of <i>Brain Sciences</i> in 2024. [PDF]
Brain SciMurphy B.
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Rebuilding spinal circuit function after spinal cord injury through a patient-specific interneuron precision model. [PDF]
Front NeurosciJagadeesan SK, Sandarage RV, Tsai EC.
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Examining consumers’ sensory experiences with color: A consumer neuroscience approach
Psychology and Marketing, 2020AbstractThis research advances neuroscience as a tool with which to study consumers’ visual mental imagery. Applying these methods, we suggest that the presence or absence of color is a critical dimension along which consumers’ visualizations can vary, and explore when and why color of visual mental imagery becomes more prominent.
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Biochimica Et Biophysica Acta: Reviews on Cancer
Emerging evidence in cancer neuroscience highlights the crucial role of sensory nerves in tumor progression, an aspect of cancer pathobiology previously overlooked. Mechanistically, tumor-associated sensory neurons establish a self-reinforcing oncogenic loop via secreted neurotrophic factors (e.g., NGF/BDNF), which directly promote cancer cell growth ...
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Emerging evidence in cancer neuroscience highlights the crucial role of sensory nerves in tumor progression, an aspect of cancer pathobiology previously overlooked. Mechanistically, tumor-associated sensory neurons establish a self-reinforcing oncogenic loop via secreted neurotrophic factors (e.g., NGF/BDNF), which directly promote cancer cell growth ...
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Sensory representation spaces in neuroscience and computation
Neurocomputing, 2009Physics, Neuroscience and Computation are concerned with finding the most appropriate representation spaces to describe the interaction of a dynamic system with its environment. In this work first we review the two basic conceptual approaches to the problem of representing an environment, Marr's ascending ''constructivism'' and Gibson's ''direct ...
José Mira Mira, Ana E. Delgado
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