Titlebook: Electrophysiology of the Central Nervous System; V. S. Rusinov,Robert W. Doty Book 1970 Plenum Press, New York 1970 brain.cortex.electroen

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Conditioning of Single Unit Activity by Intracerebral Stimulation,nd Bure?ová, 1965; Jasper et al., 1960; Hori and Yoshii, 1965; Kamikawa et al., 1964; Morrell, 1960; Olds, 1965; Yoshii and Ogura, 1960. Inali of these experiments, the applied conditioning procedure was usually to present two stimuli in combination to the peripheral sensory receptors, though some e

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Electrophysiological Analysis of Responses of the Central Nervous System to Electromagnetic Fields,f his activity is the study of responses of the nervous system to ionizing radiation. The view that the nervous system plays a considerable role in responses of the animal and human organism to ionizing radiation owes its development mainly to Soviet investigators, and an important contribution to t

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Properties of Spike Activity of Neurons in Different Layers of the Cortex,t of microelectrode techniques and investigation of processes at the neuronal level. However, as Livanov (1965) has rightly pointed out, these investigations have dealt mainly with the function of individual neurons and not with the principles governing their interaction. Yet there is no doubt that

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Reduction of such occurrences is certainly one of the goals of the present book, which now becomes a double translation, a dozen of the papers having originally been translated into Russian.978-1-4684-1757-9978-1-4684-1755-5

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The Organization of Cerebral Tissue in Transaction and Storage of Information,nuous activity in neuronal firing patterns related complexly and in stochastic ways to sensory stimuli; and of brain substance organized in a series of tissue compartments, each contributing functionally to the whole, and carrying with them the keys to that most unique function of brain tissue, the

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,Inhibition of the “Escape Reaction” in Rabbit: An Analysis of the Mechanism of Hypnotic Akinesia,considerable interest. According to him, hypnotic catalepsy represents an intermediate state between wakefulness and sleep, in which activity is partially “inhibited,” while some aspects of wakefulness persist. This concept was mainly if not entirely focused on events at the cortical level.

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