books about: electrophysiological (representation neurocognitive dissociating)

books about: electrophysiological

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Measuring Calcium and Calmodulin Inside and Outside Cells (Springer Lab Manuals)

Springer, 2001

The study of signal transduction mechanisms has become one of the most important branches of biomedical science, indispensable to understanding the normal actions of hormones, neurotransmitters and other extracellular signalling molecules as well as very many pathophysiological processes including inflammation and cancer. In this volume, the various techniques for measuring Ca2+ in the cytosol, in the various organelles and in the immediate ...

Introduction to Electrophysiological Methods and Instrumentation
Franklin Bretschneider, Jan de Weille

Academic Press, 2006

Introduction to Electrophysiological Methods and Instrumentation covers all topics of interest to electrophysiologists, neuroscientists and neurophysiologists, from the reliable penetration of cells, the behaviour and function of the equipment, to the mathematical tools available for analysing data. It discusses the pros and cons of techniques and methods used in electrophysiology and how to avoid their pitfalls. Particularly in an era where ...

Objects in Context- The Neurocognitive Representation, Binding, and Processing of Object and Context Features ...
Ullrich Ecker

VDM Verlag Dr. Mueller e.K., 2007

Recognition memory (RM) is one of the most studied areas in cognitive psychology and neuroscience; yet, there are many unresolved matters. This thesis tackles some of the main contentious issues. A model of object memory and perceptual feature binding is introduced and tested in a series of RM experiments, applying the event-related potentials method. Conclusions are: 1) ERP results strongly support dual-process models of RM. 2) Familiarity ...