Titlebook: Sensory Coding in the Mammalian Nervous System; George Somjen Book 1972 Springer-Verlag US 1972 brain.cortex.development.information.medic

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George Somjeneinend bleiben. Man denke etwa an die Entwicklung der Wärmekraftmaschinen der letzten zweihundert Jahre. Um den thermischen Wirkungsgrad zu verbessern, hat man versucht, mit der höchstmöglichen Anfangstemperatur der betreffenden Prozesse zu arbeiten. Die Höchsttemperatur war dabei immer durch die mi

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The Inner SensesThis chapter briefly summarizes proprioceptive and enteroceptive nerve signals. Signals of afferents from muscle do not serve the sensing of the position or of the movement of limbs but are components of motor control. Afferents of joints provide the neural signals of position sense and of kinesthesia.

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Sensory Synaptic CascadesFrom this chapter onward the use of phrases such as “perhaps,” “possibly,” and “we don’t know” will be increasing in frequency.

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The Central Code of the Chemical SensesThe code of neurons of the brain stem nuclei of the taste pathway seems remarkably similar to that of the first-order afferent fibers. The thalamic and cortical representation of taste is as yet ., but is currently being surveyed.

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Signalling in the Nervous Systemheories of the ionic mechanisms of neural activity. Readers to whom this topic is new are urged to read current textbooks or, even better, the reviews of the pioneers of modern membrane theory, in order to get acquainted with the proper mathematical treatment of the subject.

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The Inner Earformer seems more adequate. Still, it is acknowledged that in the auditory nerve information may be detected as though coded by either method, and only the study of the central nervous system will eventually disclose which one of the two is actually read there.