REVIEW ■ : Reorganization of Sensory Systems of Primates after Injury:
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...These incomplete recoveries indicate that under some conditions of sensory deprivation, appreciable axonal growth, other than local synapse formation or redistribution, does not occur (18)....
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...arm, forearm, and hand, for a study of movement control in macaque monkeys (19), microelectrode recordings revealed that the extensive deprived zone in area 3b of somatosensory cortex (as well as those in adjoining somatosensory areas) had become completely reactivated by remaining sensory inputs, largely those from the face (Fig....
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...eters, are dynamically maintained by the adjustments in the balance of excitatory and inhibitory events (4-7)....
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...cause errors in nerve regeneration are relayed to cortex and they are largely uncorrected in adult primates (55)....
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