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... immersion objective using video-enhanced differential interference contrast illumination in infrared light. Pyramidal cells were selected based on shape and spiking patterns. Current clamp recordings in ... See full document

... The importance of transient potassium currents in ## # by several researchers (Connor & Stevens 1971; Byrne 1980; Av-Ron 1994; Rush & Rinzel 1995; Kanold & Manis 1999; Rothman & Manis 2003). These ... See full document

... The cochlear nucleus (CN) consists of a dorsal and ventral division (DCN, VCN) having three functionally and anatomically segregated outputs (for a review, see Young and Oertel, ...the timing ... See full document

... of dorsal horn neurons in young rat pups under urethane ...neonatal dorsal horn cells at different postnatal ages in control ...of dorsal horn cells at different postnatal ... See full document

... the pyramidal decussa- tion at the caudal medulla, intact netrin signaling via DCC and Unc5h3 receptors is required to prevent axon mistar- geting ...the pyramidal decussation ...the dorsal columns ... See full document

... IC cells to two 10 ms binaural tone bursts separated by a delay of 16 ms (result- ing in an IPI of 6 ms) are ...includes cochlear hair cells (data not shown) and four pairs of nuclei (left and ... See full document

... amygdala nucleus, CA3 of the hippocampus, PVN, VMH, LH of the hypothalamus, SC, PAG, DR, VTA, Pn of the midbrain, NTS, LC, CG, PO, LPB, Rt of brainstem have the largest differences in c-FOS ... See full document

... The dorsal respiratory group located in the nucleus tractus receives afferent sig- nals from peripheral respiratory chemoreceptors and mechanoreceptors and integrates respiration and car- diovascular ...the ... See full document

... fusiform cells contain numerous thick and me- dium size tigroidal granules, which penetrate into the initial portions of the dendritic ...cell nucleus is pale-stained, and has an oval or spherical ...nerve ... See full document

... The dorsal dendritic tree is more elaborate in terms of number of primary dendrites and their secondary and tertiary ...3–5 dorsal dendrites that form a complex planar dendritic tree reminiscent of the ... See full document

... The dorsal nucleus of the little skate is a cerebellum-like sensory structure that adaptively filters out predictable electrosensory ...the dorsal nucleus, the activity- dependent, ... See full document

... cuneiform nucleus) appropriate to control the gait speed? Recent studies suggest that the posterior part of the PPN receives a considerable amount of fast sensory input, which it projects to the substantia nigra ... See full document

... If induction of STDP is dependent on the amount of depolarisation at active postsynaptic sites , generation of dendritic electrogenesis during AP bursts would be expected to relieve magn[r] ... See full document

... peroxidases, and blocked with normal serum (MP Biomedicals, Solon, OH). Sections were incubated in either rabbit anti-5-HT (1:20,000; ImmunoStar), rabbit anti-ionized calcium- binding adapter molecule 1 (1:1000; Iba-1; ... See full document

... the pyramidal cell layer of CA1 and CA3 where many pyramidal cells lost their triangular shape and appeared ...glial cells and congested blood ... See full document

... The frequency range of the Smt-LF mapping covers low and mid frequencies. These frequencies are com- mon to most musical instruments [2]. The Smt-LF map- ping has a band-pass filter that filters out the fundamental ... See full document

... special education is high. People who are deaf or hard of hearing cannot get jobs and are mostly dependent unless they get proper treatment on time. children with hearing loss show less progress in school and face ... See full document

... The nucleus of these cells was central or eccentric and the position of the nucleolus was ...small cells were oval, round or triangular in shape with a large central ... See full document

... or cells they arise in, and at what ...prefrontal cells that respond to conditioned stimuli during learning; and (2) identifying discrete time intervals during slow wave sleep, sharp- wave/ripple events, ... See full document

... hair cells and neurons caused by inner ear diseases, forte stimulates, ototoxic drugs, aging, or viral infection, and it has become one of the most challenging and active areas of research in audiology and otology ... See full document