Human cortex

…whether it is also expressed in the human brain. In this study, we investigated the impact of treatment with antiepileptic drugs on neurotransmission and functional properties of layer 2/3 pyramidal cells in th

…during normal development of human cortex and to create immunophenotypic maps of human cortex morphogenesis.Cellular differentiation using key markers specific for neural and glial lineages, as well as antibodies to transcription factors and functional proteins of nervous system were studied on the material from the Collection of prenatal human development of AP. Avtsyn Research Institute of Human Morphology, Moscow. In 2021, the online project dedicated to the Collection had been granted by the FENS History Committee(https://brai

…the neuronal organization in both the human cortex and in whole mouse brain.Our latest LSFM setup is capable of simultaneous excitation and acquisition at four wavelengths, thus enabling fast reconst

…collapses of the wavefunction in the human cortex, may enable libertarian free will. I will discuss how this account can be empirically tested.

…precise view of the response in human cortex evoked by a wide variety of stimuli and task contexts. The current talk focuses on the other direction of inference; the implications of this observed functional organization for behavior. To begin, we must interrogate the methodological and empirical frameworks underlying our derivation of this organization, partially by exploring its re

The last quarter century has provided extensive evidence that some regions of the human cortex are selectively engaged in processing a single specific domain of information, from faces, places, and bodies to language, music, and other people’s thoughts. This work dovetails with earlier theories in cognitive science highlighting domain specificity in human cognition, development, and evolution. But many questions remain unanswered about even the clearest cases of domain specificity in the brain, the selective engagement of the FFA, PPA, and EBA in the perception of faces, places, and bodies, r