Titlebook: Basic Mechanisms of the EEG; Stephan Zschocke,E.-J. Speckmann Book 1993 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1993 brain.cells.electroe

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Hermann Graßmann – Roots and Tracesbrane channel. Thus, the membrane potential of the postsynaptic neuron is decreased or increased, depending on the actual transmembrane current flow. These membrane potential changes are called .. Since chemical synapses are responsible for more complex behavior, they predominate in the mammalian ce

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Book 1993ms that in the near future we may decipher the EEG, which we have considered up to now somewhat as a cryptogram (chap­ ter 2). After chapter 3-a chapter concerned with more general points of the generation of cortical field potentials-chapters 4, 5, and 6 deal with several aspects and models of inte

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镶嵌细工

Propagation of Electrical Activity: Nonlinear Associations and Time Delays between EEG Signals,ly active. The second problem is to determine, in the case of related signals (or sources), whether the activity of one source occurs in a fixed time sequence in relation to that of the other (in which case a delay may be expected between the signals due to the finite propagation velocity of electri

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white-matter

Control of Vigilance and Behavior by Ascending Serotonergic Systems,ere is overlapping of terminal fields from either ascending system within many targets. Due to a high degree of collateralization of their ascending main axons, individual raphe neurons innervate multiple targets along the neuraxis. Less than 40% of the contacts established by serotonergic axons to

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Cohen and the Marburg School in Contextof the topic is concerned with the generation of spontaneous, continuously running potential oscillations in corticothalamic reverberating circuits. Which structures participate and develop pacemaker functions?