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Studying rhesus monkeys, Doris Tsao of the California Institute of Technology and her colleagues identified a set of brain cells that responded strongly to images of faces, monkey and otherwise.

So did the mirror neuron system, a set of brain regions previously shown to become engaged when a person watches someone doing an activity the observer knows how to do — dancers watching videos of dance, for example.

These showed that unless the two tones were sufficiently separated in time, only one electrical signal, rather than two, was generated by the brains of the affected mice in response.In addition to defects in the language centres, a set of brain abnormalities has also been found in the visual pathways of dyslexics—smaller-than-normal cells in layers of the lateral geniculate nucleus.

Functional neuroimaging typically explores how a particular task activates a set of brain regions.

The term pain neuromatrix is used to describe a set of brain regions involved in human nociceptive processing.

A set of brain regions designated as the ToM brain network is recognized to support (ToM) inferences.

A set of brain-specific biomarkers, measurable from accessible biological fluids, were recently reported to have the ability to reflect the severity and progression of brain damage, and were used to measure the response to treatment and offer prognostic information for injured patients [ 6– 9].

The combination of the method presented here with genetically targeted expression of fluorescent proteins, or with whole-brain immunohistochemistry (Chung et al., 2013), will allow precisely localizing and counting selected neuronal populations throughout the entire encephalon, eventually leading to a set of brain-wide cytoarchitectonic maps of the various cell types.

This method takes a template cortical mesh, which was created carefully from a typical exemplar of a set of brains within the MNI space.

We hypothesized that pathological mechanisms leading to depression may affect the coordination of gene expression patterns in the brain, and tested this hypothesis within a set of related brain areas, the amygdala and the subgenual anterior cingulate cortex.

It's a set of mechanical brain commands the body executes almost exactly the same way every time.