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Don Siegel,Paul Westhead,Mike Wrightve timing of motor activity is determined by central neuronal circuits termed central pattern generators (CPGs). The validity of this view is examined for four motor systems in which there is a high degree of sensory regulation: the walking systems of the cat, cockroach and stick insect, and the fli

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Alberto Quadrio Curzio,Marco Fortisat he had to record changes of blood flow, sweat production, heart rate, blood pressure etc. and from such data try to draw conclusions about the sympathetic drive. There are obvious drawbacks with this approach. Sympathetic effector organs are sluggish and respond not only to nerve impulses but als

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-50007-7tational approach to vision — we describe some essential components of computational studies, the sorts of Insights about vision that can be gained by this approach, and how computational studies can be used together with experimental studies from perceptual psychology and the neurosciences to explo

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Don Siegel,Paul Westhead,Mike Wrightthe empirical platform for increasingly precise investigations of nerve cell function. Thus, with respect to neuroendocrine mechanisms of interest for reproductive behaviour, we use cDNA/RNA in situ hybridization as a measure of gene expression in hypothalamic pells, for looking at levels of ribosom

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The Class NP and NP-Complete ProblemsP synthesis was coordinated with the energy required for muscle contraction. These dealt almost exclusively with striated muscle, for which it is obvious that muscle performance is dependent on metabolism. On an intuitive level this appears to be less obvious for smooth muscle, however, as for any m

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Complexity and the Condition Numberin this important physiological field proceeded rather specifically. Owing to their extreme significance for medical practice, the cerebral blood flow problems became subjects of numerous applied studies in animals and humans, while comparatively few fundamental investigations related to the physiol

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The Class NP and NP-Complete Problemsontributions of several endogenous chemicals to the control of feeding, and relations of neuronal and endocrine processes to this control. I will describe the feeding-related effects of several chemicals, some recently discovered or synthesized, and some well known but only recently evaluated. I the