Titlebook: Cortical Circuits; Synaptic Organizatio Edward L. White Book 1989 Birkhäuser Boston 1989 anatomy.biology.cell.medicine.physiology.science

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Functional Properties of Cortical Neuronsial maps were produced for other cortical areas and in other species, including the somatosensory cortex of the human (Penfield and Boldrey, 1937), the gustatory cortex of the rat (Benjamin and Pfaffamann, 1955), and the visual cortex of the monkey (Marshall and Talbot, 1942) and human (Blakemore and Campbell, 1969).

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Synaptic Circuitry Revealed by Electrophysiologyamidal and nonpyramidal neurons. The anatomical evidence for these synaptic interactions was discussed in detail in Chapter 3; this chapter presents data obtained with electrophysiological methods that confirm and extend the results obtained by the neuroanatomical studies.

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Gabriela Valdivia,Marcela Benavidesnization of the cerebral cortex extends even to the specific details of cortical circuitry. For example, in all cortical areas and in all species the cell bodies of spiny neurons receive input only from nonspiny neurons, whereas the cell bodies of nonspiny neurons receive, in addition, inputs from a variety of other sources (see Peters, 1987).

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