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生物種 リソース名 タイトル
ニホンザル 側頭葉中心とした視覚カテゴリー分類に関わるネットワーク
ニホンザル 神経生理学からみた認知的高次運動制御
ニホンザル A three-dimensional kinematic analysis of bipedal walking in a white-handed gibbon (Hylobates lar) on a horizontal pole and flat surface.
ニホンザル Protocol for assisting frequency band definition and decoding neural dynamics using hierarchical clustering and multivariate pattern analysis.
ニホンザル Synaptic Silencing with Transactivation of Tetanus Neurotoxin for Pathway-Selective Manipulation.
ニホンザル Implantable imaging and photostimulation devices for biomedical applications
ニホンザル Chemogenetic suppression of the macaque dorsolateral prefrontal cortex during oculomotor tasks reveals its role in inhibitory control.
ニホンザル Longitudinal assessment of DREADD expression and efficacy in the monkey brain.
ニホンザル Neural correlates of memory updating in the primate prefrontal cortex.
ニホンザル Comparison of Signals from Cerebellar Purkinje Cells and Deep Nuclei during Temporal Prediction in Primates.
ニホンザル Longitudinal multitask wireless electrocorticography data from two fully implanted nonhuman primates.
ニホンザル Propagation of Prediction Signals Revealed by Synchronous Oscillations in the Frontotemporal Network During Tone Omission in Macaque Monkeys.
ニホンザル Differential and Temporally Dynamic Involvement of Primate Amygdala Nuclei in Face Reality and Reward Information Processing.
ニホンザル Editorial: Cellular replacement therapy for diabetes.
ニホンザル Delta gamma oscillatory interactions support visuomotor processing in the lateral frontal cortex of macaque monkeys.
ニホンザル Clarifying the neural circuit mechanisms of spontaneous social behavior in macaques.
ニホンザル Understanding the Brain as a Mentalizing Machine with a Symbol Grounding Function.
ニホンザル Brain mechanisms underlying self-other distinction for bodily self-recognition.
ニホンザル Enhanced neural plasticity in monkey TE compared to TEO during learning of a feature-ambiguous visual categorization task.
ニホンザル Sustained visual signals in the primate cerebellar dentate nucleus drive associative learning.