Titlebook: Anatomy of the Cortex; Statistics and Geome Valentino Braitenberg,Almut Schüz Book 19911st edition Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1991 G

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0172-5742 e relation between cortical structure and function. Our results may be at variance with the ideas of those physiologists who have specialized subsystems of the cortex in mind, but are not in contrast with them, as we hope to show. Our view is akin to one presented by Moshe Abeles in his monograph Lo

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Essentials on systems and controlrefer to pyramidal cells (the classification of cell types will be introduced in Chap. 15) do not consider the reentrant axons of these cells. These may make considerable terminal arborizations which are only rarely stained by the Golgi procedure and if they are, are practically never seen in continuity with the other part of the axonal tree.

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Essentials on systems and controls work on serial sections. We then discovered a short cut, permitting us to count synapses on much larger samples, and much more easily, by means of the light microscope (Hellwig 1990; Hellwig et al. in prep.).

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Towards a working model and goal setting between axons and dendrites, implying a homogeneous distribution of the synapses over the whole axonal tree, while on the other hand the study summarized in Fig. 21 seemed to indicate a more preferential localization of the synapses.

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Theory of Dynamical Processes of Surfaces,tical neurons described in the literature, we proposed a distinction between two classes, pyramidal and stellate cells., with a third class, Martinotti cells perhaps occupying an intermediate position, but well enough characterized to be kept separate. The classes were defined as follows.

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Comparison Between the Densities of Neurons, Synapses and Axons,refer to pyramidal cells (the classification of cell types will be introduced in Chap. 15) do not consider the reentrant axons of these cells. These may make considerable terminal arborizations which are only rarely stained by the Golgi procedure and if they are, are practically never seen in continuity with the other part of the axonal tree.