auditory cortex
An effect of bilingualism on the auditory cortex
... ties and differences between Spanish and Catalan. Catalan and Spanish overlap significantly at the lexical level but differ in pho- nology; therefore, it is likely that Spanish–Catalan bilinguals need to recruit regions ...
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From Hearing Sounds to Recognizing Phonemes: Primary Auditory Cortex is A Truly Perceptual Language Area
... To our knowledge there is only one study assessing the structural connectivity of the primary auditory areas [106]. This study investigated the relevant intra-hemispheric cortico-cortical connections in 20 ...
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SPECIALIZATION AUDITORY PATHWAYS IN THE MOLE
... both auditory and visual pathways in the ...an auditory relay, projects not only to medial geniculate, the major gateway to the auditory cortex, but also to the lateral geniculate (LG), the ...
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Autism : alterations in auditory perception
... of auditory path- ways: the classical ones, which carry only auditory input and end in the primary auditory cortex, and the non-classical ones – extra-lemniscal, slower and phylogenetically ...
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TítuloThe operating regime of local computations in primary visual cortex
... (excitatory cells). Nevertheless, a significant level of local recurrent input is important to amplify the firing rate response. In the recurrent regime (REC in Fig. 5A), neurons responded to their preferred stimulus ...
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Electrophysiological indexes of the detection and processing of auditory distractors
... the auditory-auditory (Rinne et al. , 2006) and auditory-visual distraction paradigms support the existence of these two attention capture ...the auditory cortex (Alho, 1995; Alho et ...
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Infralimbic cortex activation and motivated arousal induce histamine release
... prefrontal cortex in rats, participates in the prefrontal cortex–basal ganglia–thalamus loops involved in goal- directed behaviours (Alexander et ...
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Random positions of dendritic spines in human cerebral cortex
... Our results not only rule out helixes but also discard other nonrandom distribution of spine positioning, at least for the samples analyzed. Our study contrasts with a recent analysis of the positions of dendritic spines ...
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MODELING AUDITORY DISTANCE PERCEPTION IN ROOMS
... The D/R ratio is a particularly interesting cue because it is, in principle, absolute (i.e., independent of source intensity) and able to code a wide range of distances in many different enclosed or semi-enclosed ...
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Rol de la insulina interoceptiva en la regulación de la memoria de miedo
... It has been reported that neural activity and volume of brain regions involved in the perception of body states are correlated with the subjective experience emotions (Damasio et al. 2000; Craig 2002). In subjects that ...
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TítuloFoci of orientation plasticity in visual cortex
... visual cortex uses in the face of adaptation to the statistics of natural images29 to prevent a global change in the orientation preference of visual cortical ...
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Effect of auditory isolation on activity-based anorexia
... external auditory stimulation was totally absent in the isolation condition, Spatz & Jones (1971) studied both conditions in the same room though there is no data on the sound attenuation achieved by the ...
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AUDITORY-VISUAL INTERACTION IN REAL AND VIRTUAL ROOMS
... the auditory perception (for example; long reverberation means big room), one often feels this as a annoying disharmony in the total experience of the room” ...
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TítuloCortico subcortical synchronization in the chloralose anesthetized cat
... Finally, PT lesion abolished the cortically induced rhythmic discharges in the CN, as shown in Fig. 3, illustrating that contralateral cortical stimulation was effective in driving the cuneate neurons (Fig. 3A) which ...
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TítuloEvaluation of the effect of training using auditory stimulation on rhythmic movement in Parkinsonian patients—a combined motor and [18F] FDG PET study
... rhythmic auditory cues (synchronized task) or without auditory cues (reproduction task) but patients were never asked to perform the finger-tapping or gait tests (this means at preferred frequency) during ...
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AN AUDITORY VOCODER RESYNTHESIS OF SPEECH FROM AN AUDITORY MELLIN REPRESENTATION
... The current system segregates glottal event information and spectral information, and then combines them for playback. It is possible to resynthesize with a click train composed of impulses located at the event times. ...
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The parietal association cortex of the rat
... striate cortex (Montero et ...visual cortex came from ulterior studies that combined retinotopical mapping with connectional criteria in the same animal (Espinoza and Thomas, 1983; Thomas and Espinoza, ...
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07 Cortex M0 y Cortex M4
... – 32 bits – Arquitectura RISC – ISA ARM (32 bits) y Thumb-2 (16/32 bits) – desde 600 MHz hasta más de 1 GHz – Superescalar (2 issue) – Lanzado en 2009 – Pipelines de 13 etapas – Caches L1: split, 16KB o 32 KB c/u – Cache ...
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Modulation of Higher-Order Olfaction Components on Executive Functions in Humans.
... prefrontal cortex (PFC) ...prefrontal cortex (mPFC) (i.e. anterior cingulate cortex or prelimbic cortex) and orbitofrontal cortex (OFC) ...ventralorbital cortex) ...
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VIRTUAL AND REAL AUDITORY ENVIRONMENTS
... Auditory virtual environments replicate real auditory environments by creating models for sound sources, propagation medium, and listener characteristics. In a virtual environment the signal processing ...
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