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Roland Bobbink,Gerrit W. Heil,Betty Verduynments of water diffusion. Because inferences about neuroanatomy can be made from DTI, this methodology has been used to characterize cellular morphological changes associated with development of the cerebral cortex. Currently, however, the specific anatomical changes associated with DTI measurements

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Eyeblink Conditioning in Animal Models and Humans,e close parallels in behavior and neurobiology in mammalian species including humans make eyeblink conditioning an ideal paradigm for translational studies. Applications presented in this chapter include eyeblink conditioning’s utility in the investigation of severe neurological conditions at the be

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Anatomical, Physiological, and Behavioral Analysis of Rodent Vision, the natural stimulus, light, can be measured. Moreover, the anatomy and circuitry of the system have been the subject of much research. Here, we describe our protocols for the analysis of the distribution of neurotransmitter receptors and signaling molecules in the retina by immunohistochemistry. W

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Spatial Learning and Memory in Animal Models and Humans,es have examined spatial learning and memory requiring navigation in nonhuman primates and humans. While rodent spatial tasks utilize navigation and an allocentric frame of reference, nonhuman primate and human spatial tasks often utilize an egocentric frame of reference, lacking a navigational comp

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