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Size of receptive fields
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Varies across the body; inversely related to the size of the brain area
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Deafferentation
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Destruction of the Afferent nerves
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Dorsal column medial lemniscal pathway
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Receptive field > dermatome > dorsal root ganglion > spinal cord > caudal medulla (where the info decussates) > ventral posterior nucleus (VPN) of the thalamus > interior parietal cortex > postcentral gyrus > posterior parietal cortex
Behavioral Neuroscience
flashcards
Decks in class (31)
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2.2 The Nerve Impulse24
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3.1 The concept of the synapse16
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3.2 Chemical Events At The Synapse29
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4.1 Anatomy Of The Nervous System34
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9.22 Notes24
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9.17 Notes21
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4.2 The Cerebral Cortex24
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7.2 The Mechnical Senses17
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8.1 The Control Of Movement19
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8.2 Brain Mechanisms of Movement18
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8.3 Disorders of Movement8
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6.1 Visual Coding and the Retinal Receptors10
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6.2 The Neural Basis of Visual Perception24
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9.10 Notes18
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9.15 Notes33
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9.29 Notes19
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9.29 Notes19
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10.1 Notes7
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10.6 Notes25
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10.13 Notes24
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10.15 Notes14
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10.20 Notes3
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2.1 The Cells of the NS13
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14.1 Lateralization and Function15
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14.2 Evolution and Physiology of Language11
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11.3 Notes25
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11.3 & 11.5 Notes25
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11.10 Notes4
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11.12 Notes4
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11.17 Notes8
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12.3 Notes42
