Fig. 19.1 Behavioral paradigm and recording of inter-laminar activity in PFC. Behavioral task and Prefrontal columnar recording. (a) Diagram of NHP brain with PFC recording locations in areas 46, 8,…
Fig. 15.1 Definition of the neuronal avalanche. (a) Brain slice with the recording site. (b) Comparison of seizure-like activity of ictal events, followed by tonic and clonic bursts with spontaneous…
Fig. 3.1 Darkfield photomicrograph illustrating columns of terminal labeling in the principal sulcal cortex following an injection of tritiated amino acids in the principal sulcal cortex of the opposite hemisphere…
Fig. 17.1 Photolithographic Process. Schematic representation of the photolithographic process used for MEA fabrication Fig. 17.2 (a) Ceramic Wafer. A ceramic wafer with two different recording site configurations patterned on…
Fig. 9.1 Typical near-radial penetrations of cat SI. In this and the following figures illustrating histological sections, orientations of radial cords of cells are indicated by thin lines and recording…
Fig. 10.1 Illustration of prefrontal cortical minicolumns, layers and loops. (a) Prefrontal cortical minicolumn highlighted in a human brain slice. (b) Laminar and columnar display of the major cell types…
Fig. 6.1 Photomicrographs of the medial cerebral neocortical morphotype of Petrodromus tetradactylus (A-G) and Elephantulus myurus (H-N) stained with Nissl (A, H), myelin (B, I), parvalbumin (C, J), calbindin (D,…
Fig. 21.1 Bidirectional brain-machine interface. (a) A monkey is engaged in a motor task that requires reaching toward screen targets with a cursor. The animal performs the task either with…
Fig. 12.1 Averaged spine densities on pyramidal cell apical dendrites as a function of distance from the cell body, cortical region, and cortical layer for both ASD and control subjects….
Fig. 5.1 A dendrogram depicting phylogenetic relationships for nine species from the mammalian clade Boreoeutheria. Minicolumn widths were derived from the frontal lobe using the pyramidal cell array as a…
