Jeff Dunworth,Yulong Xu,Michael Graupner et al. Jeff Dunworth et al.

Cortical populations are in a broadly asynchronous state that is sporadically interrupted by brief epochs of coordinated population activity. Cortical models are at a loss to explain this combination of states. At one extreme are network mo...

Caroline Machado,Edmund Hollis Caroline Machado

This scientific commentary refers to 'Edonerpic maleate enhances functional recovery from spinal cord injury with cortical reorganization in non-human primates', by Uramaru et al. (https://doi.org/10.1093/braincomms/fcaf036). ...

Atsuro Daida,Saarang Panchavati,Shingo Oana et al. Atsuro Daida et al.

Objective: Although the role of subcortical structures in the generation of epileptic spasms has been proposed, supporting evidence remains limited. This study aimed to provide neurophysiological evidence of thalamocortic...

Jie Wang,Yanping Ma,Haiping Zhang et al. Jie Wang et al.

The alterations in the swallowing cortical network associated with taste stimulation in patients with post-stroke dysphagia remain unclear. The aim of the study was to investigate the alterations in brain functional activity among individua...

Sam A Sievertsen,Jinhan Zhu,Angela Fang et al. Sam A Sievertsen et al.

Introduction: Generalized anxiety disorder (GAD) frequently emerges during childhood or adolescence, yet, few studies have examined functional connectivity differences in youth GAD. Functional MRI studies of adult GAD hav...

Harrison Watters,Aleah Davis,Abia Fazili et al. Harrison Watters et al.

Early efforts to understand the human cerebral cortex focused on localization of function, assigning functional roles to specific brain regions. More recent evidence depicts the cortex as a dynamic system, organized into flexible networks w...

Felix Zahnert,Paul Reichert,Louise Linka et al. Felix Zahnert et al.

Background: We investigated the relationship of piriform cortex (PC) structural network centrality with drug resistance and epilepsy duration as markers of sustained epileptic activity. ...

Woojun Park,Jongmu Kim,Inhoi Jeong et al. Woojun Park et al.

The brain's ability to learn and distinguish rapid sequences of events is essential for timing-dependent tasks, such as those in sports and music. However, the mechanisms underlying this ability remain an active area of research. Here, we p...

Ernest C Y Ho 何鎮宇,Adam J H Newton,Eugenio Urdapilleta et al. Ernest C Y Ho 何鎮宇 et al.

Voltage-gated potassium conductances [Formula: see text] play a critical role not only in normal neural function, but also in many neurological disorders and related therapeutic interventions. In particular, in an important animal model of ...

Matthew Lehet,Beier Yao,Ivy F Tso et al. Matthew Lehet et al.

Background and hypothesis: Sequential saccade planning requires corollary discharge (CD) signals that provide information about the planned landing location of an eye movement. These CD signals may be altered among indivi...