Spontaneous Activity in the Sensory System

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  • Author : Kazuo Imaizumi
  • Release Date : 2018-05-10
  • Publisher : Frontiers Media SA
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  • Pages : 152
  • ISBN 13 : 2889454789
  • File Size : 94,94 MB
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Spontaneous Activity in the Sensory System by Kazuo Imaizumi PDF Summary

Book Description: Spontaneous activity in the nervous system is defined as neural activity that is not driven by an external stimulus and is considered a problem for sensory processing and computation. However, spontaneous activity is not completely random and often has unique spatiotemporal patterns that instruct neural circuit development in the developing brain. Moreover, normal and aberrant patterns of spontaneous activity underlie behavioral states and diseased conditions in the adult brain. The recent technological development has shed light on these unique questions in spontaneous activity. This eBook provides both original and review articles in the propensity, mechanisms, and functions of spontaneous activity in the sensory system. Our goal is to define the state of knowledge in the field, the current challenges, and the future directions for research.

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