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We examined the expression of TRPM8 and TRPA1 in the DRG, and analyzed the receptive properties of cold sensitive sensory neurons post-injury.
Selective control of Akt or its downstream targets could provide a powerful method of influencing synaptic transmission and the receptive properties of neurons.
Monometal plates are made of a metal with hydrophilic (water-receptive) properties, such as zinc or aluminum, the surface of which is treated to make it more porous.
Halfwidth may be an important variable, it is relatively uncorrelated with correlation strength, and since it varies with pure-tone receptive field properties, as opposed to correlation strength, which was found to vary with the response properties of neurons [29].
David Hubel and Torsten Wiesel's (1962) electrophysiological demonstrations of the receptive field properties of visual neurons had been reported with great fanfare.
Spatial receptive field properties of dendritic spines were strikingly diverse, with no evidence of large-scale topographic organization.
Gabor features are widely used in image analysis because they closely model the receptive field properties of cells in the primary visual cortex [22 24].
Fine-scale dendritic organization was supported by the fact that functional groups of spines defined by dimensionality reduction of receptive field properties exhibited non-random dendritic clustering.
The receptive field properties of neurons in the retina and LGN are fairly similar both in their spatial center-surround organization and in their temporal band-pass structure.
First, an information integration model was established based on the receptive field properties of the extracted features of the visual images features, the interaction between neurons and the nonlinear integration of those neurons.
At a fine scale, organization was evident: neighboring spines separated by less than 10 μm shared similar spatial receptive field properties and exhibited a distance-dependent correlation in sensory-driven and spontaneous activity patterns.
