Titlebook: Information Processing in the Somatosensory System; Ove Franzén,Jan Westman Textbook 1991Latest edition Macmillan Publishers Limited 1991

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representation of the external world relayed through the somatosensory system. It includes important experimental and theoretical advances in research on somesthesis. The most recent developments in quantitative techniques used in the nervous system are explained, from peripheral transduction, stru

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Textbook 1991Latest editionectivity and transmitter agents to plasticity and dynamic cortical mechanisms. Each contributor discusses the significance and implications of current neurobiological knowledge essential for an understanding of tactile perception.

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cture connectivity and transmitter agents to plasticity and dynamic cortical mechanisms. Each contributor discusses the significance and implications of current neurobiological knowledge essential for an understanding of tactile perception.

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Textbook 1991Latest editionation of the external world relayed through the somatosensory system. It includes important experimental and theoretical advances in research on somesthesis. The most recent developments in quantitative techniques used in the nervous system are explained, from peripheral transduction, structure conn

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Peripheral Neural Basis for the Tactile Perception of Texturethe ridge width (provided the grooves are sufficiently deep that the fingers never contact the floor of the surface). Humans can discriminate 2 such gratings that differ in spatial period by about 5% (Morley et al., 1983).

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Afferent Signals During Manipulative Tasks in Humansubjects use previously learned, well optimized preprogrammed patterns of muscle commands (i.e. “motor programs” cf. Keele and Summers 1976; Schmidt 1976; Brooks 1979). However, as the manipulative act evolves, there are several important regulatory events that rely on sensory input.