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These are
organised into
horizontal cortical layers, and
radially into
cortical columns and minicolumns.
Cortical areas have
specific functions such as...
- Look up cortex or
cortical in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Cortex or
cortical may
refer to:
Cortex (anatomy), the
outermost layer of an
organ Cerebral...
- A
cortical homunculus (from
Latin homunculus 'little man,
miniature human') is a
distorted representation of the
human body,
based on a
neurological "map"...
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Cortical blindness is the
total or
partial loss of
vision in a normal-appearing eye
caused by
damage to the brain's
occipital cortex.
Cortical blindness...
- the
cortical granules outside the cell,
where they
modify an
existing extracellular matrix to make it
impenetrable to
sperm entry. The
cortical granules...
- cortex. The size of the
cortical bundle can vary
greatly from
species to species.
Because cacti live a long time, the
cortical bundles have to function...
-
Holographic Transhumanist DARPA's '
Cortical Modem' will plug
straight into your BRAIN, The Register, 17 Feb 2015
DARPA dreams:
cortical modems and
neural RAMplants...
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phantom limbs were the
result of
cortical remapping. However, in 1995
Herta Flor and her
colleagues demonstrated that
cortical remapping occurs only in patients...
- from
several adjacent nephrons merge to form
cortical collecting tubules, and
these may join to form
cortical collecting ducts (CCD).
Connecting tubules...
- A
cortical column is a
group of
neurons forming a
cylindrical structure through the
cerebral cortex of the
brain perpendicular to the
cortical surface...
