Learning through maps: functional significance of topographic organization in primary sensory cortex.
J Neurobiol. 1999.
PMID: 10504193
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Learning through maps: functional significance of topographic organization in primary sensory cortex.
Diamond ME, Petersen RS, Harris JA.
Diamond ME, et al.
J Neurobiol. 1999 Oct;41(1):64-8.
J Neurobiol. 1999.
PMID: 10504193
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The presence of "maps" in sensory cortex is a hallmark of the mammalian nervous system, but the functional significance of topographic organization has been called into question by physiological studies claiming that patterns of ne …
The presence of "maps" in sensory cortex is a hallmark of the mammalian nervous system, but the functional si …
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Investigations into the organization of information in sensory cortex.
Diamond ME, Petersen RS, Harris JA, Panzeri S.
Diamond ME, et al.
J Physiol Paris. 2003 Jul-Nov;97(4-6):529-36. doi: 10.1016/j.jphysparis.2004.01.010.
J Physiol Paris. 2003.
PMID: 15242662
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We survey current evidence concerning the functional significance of cortical maps and modules, arguing that sensory cortex is involved not solely in the online processing of afferent data, but also in the storage and retrieval of information. W …
We survey current evidence concerning the functional significance of cortical maps and modules, arguing that sensory …
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