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These rate-changing pattern cells and their respective networks have been suggested to represent two mutually complementary and interactive representations engaged in the transfer of information of cross-temporal contingencies from memory to action in working memory.
Changes in CV from baseline to delay period for the model units further agreed with that observed in the parietal and prefrontal database with the CV decreasing for stable excitatory pattern cells, and increasing for stable inhibitory pattern cells.
Although this approach has been amended with two-stage [23] or three-stage [24] processing schemes, as well as by the addition of "component cells," "pattern cells," and cascade models that could explain further details of motion perception [25], [26], this idea remains a popular conception of how motion percepts are generated.
Anisotropic patterns with water wettability difference can be useful for patterning cells and other materials using their selective growth on the hydrophilic part of the pattern.
Wnt and TGF-β signalling pathways appear to have acted combinatorially to specify and pattern cells in the last common ancestor to all extant metazoans (Fig. 4).
Researchers interested in organizing cells are gaining the ability to pattern more than two cell types, to create dynamic surfaces, and to pattern cells in the third dimension.
We model V1 cells by motion energy (based on spatio-temporal filtering), and MT pattern cells (by pooling V1 cell responses).
The pattern of cells and the shape of the fixed rectangle resembles that in the pre-L2.
3D bioprinting has been developed to effectively and rapidly pattern living cells and biomaterials, aiming to create complex bioconstructs.
Bioprinting is an emerging technology that offers the unique ability to deposit and pattern different cells and matrix materials to fabricate three-dimensional (3-D) tissue constructs.
Together with ephrin ligands, these receptors coordinate tissue and organ patterning, cell positioning, and cell survival during development and tissue turnover in a cell type-specific manner (Xi et al., 2012).
