... A number of BMPs, including Bmp7, are crucial for early dorsal telencephalic development (Furuta et al., 1997; Hebert et al., 2002; Hebert et al., 2003) but their precise expression during CC development has not been ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... the cerebralcortex; ...the cerebralcortex is not ...visual cortex (see a review on amygdaline- visual connections in LeDoux, 1998) or the prefrontal cortex (see a review in ...
... the cerebral cortical oscillatory activity during different behavioral states and anesthesia has been preferentially studied in conjunction with reciprocal thalamic rhythmicity 7 (and references therein), few ...
... Mt4-mmp expression has been previously reported in the brain at late embryonic and postnatal stages [9,10,15]. Here, we demonstrate that Mt4-mmp is located in the nervous system from the early embryo to postnatal stages ...
... edema cerebral por su severidad, por lo que se in- tentó con este trabajo establecer un rango para ...edema cerebral leve evaluado por TC tie- ne valores de 17-22, edema cerebral moderado de 13-16 y ...
... tejido cerebral, con ello se ha logrado disponer de una valiosa información que ha permitido el desarrollo de importantes estudios epidemioló- gicos que vinculan a la HAS con el daño del ...
... cartografía cerebral), en una muestra de siete personas con parálisis cerebral, pacientes de una consulta privada, con la intención de profundizar en el estudio de los cerebros dañados para mejorar la ...
... 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 ...
... del cortex orbitofrontal representan el sabor de los alimentos dado por una combinación de input gustativos y ...frontal, cortex gustativo primario en su porción orbitofrontal así como cortex ...
... Todas estas alteraciones de la pared vascular favorecen la aparición de oclusiones y/o rupturas vasculares con la consecuencia de un infarto cerebral o una HIP. Para que se produzcan las hemorragias deben existir ...
... Bilinguals not only have to master two lexicons but also two phonological systems. This begs the question of whether the parts of the brain supporting phonetic/phonological processes, in the auditory cortex and ...
... cuadrantanopsia, y en algunos casos una hemianopsia. Esto es debido, en parte, a la variabilidad en la extensión anterior de las radiaciones ópticas (Yogarajah et al. 2009; Peltier et al. 2006; Nilsson et al. 2007). En ...
... motor cortex could produce either increased or decreased corticospinal excitability, rTMS has become an excellent procedure for testing and modulating neuronal excitability (Kobayashi and Pascual-Leone ...
... visual cortex (V1) is a paradigmatic example of such a computation, and the last 4 decades witnessed a vivid and polarized discussion about the underlying cortical mechanisms (Reid and Alonso 1996; Sompolinsky and ...
... – 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 ...
... focal cerebral lesions in the PFC and OFC are unable to acquire this affective learning and remain choosing the disadvantageous decks still after significant losses [43–45], corroborating the role of these areas ...
... of cerebral structures, among which the amyg- dala, prefrontal cortex and hippocampus stand out, with different consequences in the cogni- tive and emotional functions of the ...
... prefrontal cortex, and the hippocampal formation (LeDoux 2000; Maren ...prefrontal cortex and the hippocampus have a key role in the regulation of fear responses (Etkin et ...