The human brain
Neurosteroid metabolism in the human brain
... the human brain contains aromatase, which is necessary for the conversion of testosterone to estra- diol, estradiol is available to the brains of men throughout their life, whereas it is not available to ...
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Interoperable atlases of the human brain
... multi-modal human brain atlas, which brought together scientists from the different brain mapping fields who aim to identify the limitations of such multi-modal human brain model and to ...
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The Human Brain Project: Responsible Brain Research for the Benefit of Society
... Us Human An explicit goal of the Human Brain Project is to further our understanding of what ‘‘makes us ...of brain research are the development and applications of neuro- technology to ...
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Multiple forms of valuation in the human brain
... the human brain and the prefrontal cortex in particular is capable of integrating information in an optimal manner, similar to that of an ideal Bayesian ...
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Selectivity for Movement Direction in the Human Brain
... The strength of directional selectivity changed between regions, with broader directional selectivity in M1 and cerebellum and higher in PMd and PRR. This finding was not expected on the basis of previous studies in ...
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Repetition suppression and plasticity in the human brain
... the human brain using non-invasive, widely available techniques, in a matter of minutes and using a standard ...distributed brain systems; not only in systems neuroscience but neuropsychiatric ...
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Imaging retinotopic maps in the human brain
... in human visual ...measuring brain activity, provided a wealth of data about human retinotopic ...the human maps have their own unique properties. Many human maps can be measured ...
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Quantitative Susceptibility Mapping in the Human Brain
... cortical brain structure has been an important field of research for the last ...the human brain into regions, which can be further specified into areas and subareas, with the most well know ...
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Toward Developmental Connectomics of the Human Brain
... of human development at a macroscopic level, some issues and problems still need to be ...the brain as well as skill ...the human brain, especially the differences between brain ...
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ADDICTION AND THE HUMAN BRAIN
... of Brain Research Laboratories in the Department of Psychiatry at the New York University School of Medicine, have spent years studying the way drugs act on the ...user’s brain the very first time a drug is ...
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CiteSeerX — The Human Brain…
... • Dedicated to the PARENT AWARENESS of the importance of early childhood development and learning in a fun environment to parents, their children, their community and their nation.. • [r] ...
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The precision of memory for time in the human brain
... studies could explicitly test memory for details in addition to temporal memory, to explore potential differences or overlap between these two mnemonic functions. The reader may wonder why high precision trials were ...
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Multiscale body maps in the human brain
... Brain regions in the right hemisphere corresponded to the inferior occipital gyrus LOC, the posterior superior temporal sulcus pSTS, extending into the posterior middle gyrus, the anteri[r] ...
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Encoding of financial signals in the human brain
... the brain not use laterality as an index? If the brain indexes gambles by any other way than using laterality, a second region must disentangle the result and map the favored gamble to a specific motor ...
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Unit 1: Mapping the Human Brain
... the brain in Reading 2 shows the parts of the brain that relate to the senses, such as smell, but the picture of the brain in Reading 1 shows parts that relate to behavior, such as ...person’s ...
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How To Study The Circuitry Of The Human Brain
... In particular, Garnett & Stephens (1980) have shown that an electrical stimulation of low-threshold cutaneous afferents from index digital nerves produced a reflex response onto first [r] ...
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The intrinsic geometry of the human brain connectome
... Mathematically, this is achieved by first aligning the cen- troid coordinates of this ROI across all subjects to yield a combined group ROI (thus accounting for the difference in individual subject spaces). Second, we ...
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The bounds of education in the human brain connectome
... the brain regions through which most of the connections passed (the complete list of node degrees can be consulted in Supplementary Table S1 and Supplementary Table ...
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9.13 The Human Brain Lecture 2
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Human Brain Biochemistry
... The human brain that serves as a center of the nervous system is structurally ...system. Human nerve cells have the ability to generate electrical impulses that can travel through the body without a ...
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