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Information Theory and Systems Neurosciencelying this powerful theory to neural signals has many pitfalls. The problem areas are discussed and we describe how to resolve the issues. In addition, we describe modern information theoretic results pertinent to neuroscience.

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I. A. Ovid’ko distinguishes a yearbook from other publications.The volumeThis volume of the .Netherlands Yearbook of International Law. (NYIL) is the fiftieth in the Series, which means that the NYIL has now been with us for half a century. The editors decided not to let this moment go by unnoticed, but to devot

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Jens S. Dangschat,Alexandra Millonig one of us for more than 25 years (cf. [6–8]). Recently, we have begun to investigate these interactions in the developing swine model, . [4, 5, 10]. While some results are similar to those of earlier studies in adult cat, e.g., RESP and cardiac modulation of sympathetic discharge (see [71), we have

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Abhishek Garg,Ioannis Xenarios,Luis Mendoza,Giovanni DeMichelior reproducible results.Contains key notes and implementatio.In this volume of .Methods in Molecular Biology.?, expert investigators offer comprehensive, complementary, and cutting-edge technologies for studies of gene regulation. The chapters of .Gene Regulation: Methods and Protocols. are organize

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