Titlebook: Affective Touch and the Neurophysiology of CT Afferents; H?kan Olausson,Johan Wessberg,Francis McGlone Book 2016 Springer Science+Business

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Functional Properties of C-Low Threshold Mechanoreceptors (C-LTMRs) in Nonhuman Mammals,y skin and preferentially respond to slow moving gentle touch, such as that produced by lightly stroking the skin. While substantial species differences exist in the proportion of C-LTMRs to the total C-fiber population, C-LTMRs appear to be expressed more densely in proximal regions of the limbs an

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The Peripheral Processing of Pleasant Touch in Mice,experimental organism with genetic accessibility. Therefore, it is of great interest to study the processing of gentle touch in mice and clarify how these organisms detect and respond to such actions. Lately, a lot of advances have been made toward the peripheral processing of pleasant touch in mice

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The Touch Landscape,se input channels can be further classified as sub-serving sensory functions, such as spatial and temporal discrimination, and the provision of essential information for controlling and guiding exploratory manual behaviours, or affective functions that include the provision of the subjective experie

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Processing of C-Tactile Information in the Spinal Cord,tional well-being, but the circuits that relay this information from periphery to forebrain are not well understood. In vivo single unit recordings from projection neurons in lamina I of the rat spinal cord showed that the activity of CT fibres is integrated with that of nociceptors before being rel

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Insights from A-Beta or C-Fibre Denervated Subjects,ny low threshold tactile stimulus will also activate large numbers of Aβ afferents. To investigate the psychophysics of CT afferents has recently become possible through microneurography, allowing selective recording from groups of these nerves, (L?ken et al., . 12(5):547–548, 2009 and this volume),

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Brain Processing of CT-Targeted Stimulation,erior/basal ventral medial nucleus of the thalamus in primates. Functional imaging studies in patients with selective denervation of unmyelinated or myelinated afferents and in healthy subjects suggest that CT-targeted stimulation activates the insular cortex in the hemisphere contralateral to stimu