How many neurons does a cat brain have?
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27 Citations | These results suggest that in the cat PAG there exist at least two classes of GABArgic neurons. |
45 Citations | Overall, our results lead us to the conclusion that the Y-type input to the striate cortex of the cat makes a significant contribution to the strength of the excitatory response of many neurons in this area. |
These findings indicate that, in the cervical cord of the rat and the cat, descending propriospinal neurons and spinocerebellar neurons are to a large extent separate populations. | |
71 Citations | The results indicate that different combinations of three or four peptides may occur in single, small diameter sensory neurons in the cat. |
103 Citations | Features of the organization of the cat brain, together with earlier primate results, suggest that there may be a common cortical plan in mammals. |
63 Citations | This description contrasts in several respects with a recently published atlas of the catecholamine-containing neurons in the cat medulla. |
8 Citations | We conclude that neurons in the stellate ganglion of the cat are organized on a topical basis. |