cortical layer
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layer
noun[C]
uk/ˈleɪ.ər/us/ˈleɪ.ɚ/
a level of material, such as a type of rock or gas, that is different from the material above or below it, or a thin sheet of ...
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This is information relayed bycorticallayer5 cells that have branches to thalamic nuclei.
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Accumulation of fluorescently labeled actin in thecorticallayerin sea urchin egg after fertilization.
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After monocular enucleation, the degree of column shrinkage defined by autoradiography varied according to thecorticallayer.
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No actin filaments were detected in the equatorialcorticallayerof these eggs by rhodamine-phalloidin staining.
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Alternatively, it is possible that afferents from the same cell type react differently following deprivation, depending upon theircorticallayerof projection.
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Neuromodulatory action and cortical connection lengths (intracortical and corticocortical) both depend oncorticallayer.
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The geniculate afferents supplying the cortex may shrink after deprivation, by an amount which varies bycorticallayer, but the basic columnar pattern of the cortex is immutable.
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They also produce androgens in their innermostcorticallayer.
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They are covered with acorticallayer(the cerebral cortex) which has a convoluted topography.
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Cadherin based migration is essential to tissue organization in the central nervous system, specifically incorticallayerformation.
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Additional experiments could explore the energy consumption of specific cortical layers.
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This model works very well for thecorticallayer, but deeper cell layers must be ignored due to the inability to oxygenate a deeper cell culture effectively.
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A new cellular mechanism for coupling inputs arriving at different cortical layers.
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These findings suggest that the contributions that various mechanisms make to direction selectivity vary across cortical layers.
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After all, processing information is what cortical layers do for a living, and their existence must be accounted for in terms of their raison d'être.
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Vertical bars and associated numbers indicate cortical layers.
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If it were so, the supragranular cortical layers, the latest to be generated should increase disproportionately to the other layers.
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Although differences in the density of receiving cells in the different cortical layers cannot be excluded, the area of coupling is not statistically different.
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