Showing papers by "Neeraj Jain published in 1999"
TL;DR: Evidence from noninvasive is capable of extensive reorganization came from a reimaging of evoked activity in the brains of humans with port of a single raccoon that had lost a forearm at some arm amputations that cortex formerly devoted to the unknown time prior to its capture.
110 citations
TL;DR: The monoclonal antibody SMI-32 was used to label pyramidal cells of sensorimotor cortex in two chimpanzees and found that a small population of pyramsidal cells varied from this orientation, so that the apical dendrites were 20 degrees or more from radial, and were often inverted, extending away from the pial surface.
Abstract: We used the monoclonal antibody SMI-32 to label pyramidal cells of sensorimotor cortex in two chimpanzees.The majority of the pyramidal cells had typical vertically oriented apical dendrites that extended towards the pial surface. A small population of pyramidal cells varied from this orientation, so that the apical dendrites were 20 or more from radial, and were often inverted, extending away from the pial surface.When numbers of non-inverted and inverted pyramidal cells were compared, less than 1% were found to be inverted.
14 citations
01 Jan 1999
TL;DR: This article used the monoclonal antibody SMI-32 to label pyramidal cells of sensorimotor cortex in two chimpanzees and found that the majority of the cells had typical vertically oriented apical dendrites that extended towards the pial surface.
Abstract: We used the monoclonal antibody SMI-32 to label pyramidal cells of sensorimotor cortex in two chimpanzees. The majority of the pyramidal cells had typical vertically oriented apical dendrites that extended towards the pial surface. A small population of pyramidal cells varied from this orientation, so that the apical dendrites were 20AE or more from radial, and were often inverted, extending away from the pial surface. W hen numbers of non-inverted and inverted pyramidal cells were compared, less than 1% were found to be inverted.
1 citations