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期刊名:Journal of neuroscience

缩写:J NEUROSCI

ISSN:0270-6474

e-ISSN:1529-2401

IF/分区:4.0/Q2

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A spatial filter combines signals from multiple sensors to create a virtual channel that emphasizes specific brain activity while reducing interference. Spatial filters range from simple, fixed configurations-such as rereferencing, gradient...
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Perception is increasingly viewed as an inferential process wherein sensory inputs are integrated with prior expectations. We employed time-resolved decoding on electroencephalography (EEG) data (n = 30 male participants) to investigate how...
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The brain and spinal cord originate from a neural tube that is preceded by a flat structure known as the neural plate during early embryogenesis. In humans, failure of the neural plate to convert into a tube by the fourth week of pregnancy ...
Xinyi Zhang,Cen Yang,Yuji Naya Xinyi Zhang
The prefrontal cortex (PFC) and hippocampus (HPC) reportedly play crucial roles in the flexible use of stored information according to context. However, it remains unclear whether and how their neural representations differ during the conte...
Christian B Lessard,Diego Rubio Rubio,Samantha Tolton et al. Christian B Lessard et al.
The unfolded protein response (UPR) sensor PERK exists in haplotypes A and B. PERK-B confers increased risk for tauopathies like progressive supranuclear palsy (PSP), but the mechanisms distinguishing its function from PERK-A and contributi...
Alexandra O Cohen,Susan L Benear,Camille V Phaneuf-Hadd et al. Alexandra O Cohen et al.
Rewards signal information in the environment that is valuable and thus useful to remember. Rewards benefit memory across development, but how reward-associated memories are represented in the brain has not been well characterized. Here we ...
Fang Wang,Yige Li,Geng-Lin Li Fang Wang
In the mammalian cochlea upon acoustic stimulation, outer hair cells (OHCs) push and pull the basilar membrane, amplifying its vibration and therefore expanding the dynamic range of hearing. As a result, spiking patterns in auditory nerve f...
Harris E Blankenship,Matthew H Higgs,Kylene M Harold et al. Harris E Blankenship et al.
In Alzheimer's disease (AD) models, ventral tegmental area (VTA) dopamine neurons are intrinsically hyperexcitable, yet release less dopamine and exhibit dysfunctional downstream signaling. Synaptic transmission is broadly disrupted in AD, ...
Paul J Cavanah,Ian C Fiebelkorn Paul J Cavanah
Selective attention is the collection of mechanisms through which the brain preferentially processes behaviorally important information. Many everyday tasks, such as shopping for groceries, require selective sampling (i.e., attention-relate...
Clara Kuper,Martin Rolfs Clara Kuper
Sudden environmental changes can render planned hand movements suboptimal or even counterproductive. To prevent the execution of outdated motor plans, the motor system may transiently inhibit actions following salient changes, allowing time...