What part of brain has most neurons?
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9 Citations | These neurons appear to be part of a diffuse cortically projecting system that includes brain stem monoaminergic neurons as well as the MBN column. |
| These results add to those from other areas of the brain demonstrating that the electrophysiological properties of pyramidal neurons are heterogeneous. | |
31 Citations | Topographical considerations and receptive field properties allowed us to conclude that the medial part of the field 7 (included type 2 neurons) is functionally equivalent to the area V4 in the cortex of primates, while the lateral part (type 1 neurons) may correspond to the area V4T. |
| Most neurons lie between the ends of this continuum, and in these neurons we find that shape and texture encoding are largely independent. | |
69 Citations | The sparsity of the labeled neurons in certain cortical areas may reflect the existence of Corticotectal neurons with axon collaterals supplying brain structures other than the superior colliculus. |
159 Citations | Observations suggest that in the human brain the proportion of medium‐sized aspiny neurons and small neurons may be greater than in other species. |
| Our results suggest that the coding specificity of individual neurons extends to the local circuits of which they are part. | |
| Our results indicate that most (96%) neurons responded to multiple phases of the task. | |
| These results reveal concurrent representations of movement and choice in neurons widely distributed across the brain. | |
| Our findings support the view that intermingled neurons in primary sensory areas send specific stimulus features to different parts of the brain. |