Activation labelling and spatial normalization are the two key steps that are involved in localization ... a strong conception of how brain anatomy corresponds to function, because it is usually ...

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1-5 The traditional neurologic approach to localization of brain function has been by the identification of focal areas of damage — for example, from stroke — that correspond to a symptom or ...

Localization of function in the brain has been a topic in experimental brain sciences since the classical electrical stimulation studies on the dog cortex that were published in 1870 by Fritsch ...

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Seeking to gain a deeper understanding of KOR localization in the brain, Dr. Liu-Chen and colleagues ... described before," Dr. Liu-Chen said. "The function of KOR in these additional neural ...

Unlike invasive electrophysiological or optical approaches to study brain function at the microscopic scale, ultrasound localization microscopy (ULM) can be non-invasive. The imaging technology tracks ...

“Our study also showed that having speech localization on the right side of the brain was ... callosum was a potential candidate as a means to promote lateralization of brain function,” Nagarajan said ...

However, this question is important to better understand the phenomenon and thus how the brain functions under anesthesia ... brain areas are involved, as localization by EEG alone is not possible.

An often-ignored type of cell in the brain plays a dynamic and surprisingly complex role in our ability to process information, according to new research. An often-ignored type of cell in the ...