Transfer characteristics of lateral geniculate nucleus X-neurons in the cat: effects of temporal frequency The dependency of intrageniculate signal transfer on stimulus temporal frequency was investigated by comparing responses of individual X-relay cells with t... J Hamamoto,C Han,K Yoshida,... -...
The fault training patterns required using the efficient version of RBF neural network are much less in comparison to the conventional RBF network and the choice of neurons and the parameters of the network are systematically arrived without resorting to trial and error calculations. The new approach...
A neuron is the proper term for a nerve cell. These are most concentrated in our brains but are also found throughout the body. Concentrations of neurons make out the various nerve tissues and major nerves of our anatomy. Answer and Explanation:1 ...
Epileptic seizures result from aberrant cellular and/or synaptic properties that can alter the capacity of neurons to integrate and relay information. During absence seizures, spike-and-wave discharges (SWDs) interfere with incoming sensory inputs and preclude conscious experience. The Genetic Absence ...
The basic structure of an interneuron is the same as an ordinary neuron, including several widely branching dendrites, a cell body, and an axon. The function of interneurons is to relay information to and from the brain, coordinate reflexes, modulate other neurons via neurotransmitter release, enh...
Local and segmental interconnections to ipsilateral (possibly also to contralateral) efferent α-motor neurons for rapidneuromuscularcontrol 4. Supraspinal relay of proprioceptive information along the dorsal column to the medulla, where the information ascends along thespinocerebellar tractsto thecerebellumand...
Ionic mechanisms for intrinsic slow oscillations in thalamic relay neurons During the oscillatory phase, the entry of Ca2+ progressively shifted the activation function of lh, terminating the oscillations. A similar type of waxing... A Destexhe - 《Biophysical Journal》 被引量: 337发表: 1993年 ...
gradient (nAG),36transferrin,37and neuregulin.38,39These paracrine factors are produced by neurons or repair SCs and provide signals to immune cells or stem/precursor cells to support regeneration.40 The participation of peripheral nerves in regeneration is not, however, limited to salamanders or ...
The neurons possess two or more neural processes that stem from the body and relay the neural information. The neural processes are divided into short (dendrites) and long (axons). Most of the axons are ensheathed by a substance called myelin, which gives them a distinguishable white color. ...
There are three main types of neurons in the human body that further perform specific and crucial functions: sensory, motor, and interneurons or relay neurons. The characteristic or feature that is common to these three different types of nerve cells is their structure, which is comprised of ...