'Brain atlas' presentation slideshows

Lecture X. Higher Functions

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Lecture XI. Integrating Functions

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Lecture XIII. Brain Diseases I - Parkinsonism

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Lecture XIV. Brain Diseases - II. Mental Illness

Lecture XIV. Brain Diseases - II. Mental Illness. Bio 3411 Monday October 18, 2010. excitatory. excitatory. excitatory. inhibitory. inhibitory. inhibitory. What this lecture is about:. Widespread Systems Mood Disorders Depression Manic/Depressive Illness Schizophrenia Drugs.

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Lecture VII. CNS Patterning

Lecture VII. CNS Patterning. Bio 3411 Wednesday September 16, 2009. T. Woolsey 3802 North Building 362-3601 woolseyt@medicine.wustl.edu. Reading. THE BRAIN ATLAS: p 10. Selected References:.

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Resting state functional connectivity MRI in isoflurane-anesthetized rat brain

Resting state functional connectivity MRI in isoflurane-anesthetized rat brain.

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FP6-511513

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Probabilistic functional maps of human subcortical structures

Probabilistic functional maps of human subcortical structures. Wieslaw L. Nowinski, DSc, PhD Biomedical Imaging Lab, Institute of Bioengineering, Singapore Alim Louis Benabid, MD, PhD University of Joseph Fourier School of Medicine, Grenoble, France www.ibe.a-star.edu.sg www.cerefy.com.

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Neuroinformatics: A Spotlight on Various Databases and the Importance of Their Integration

Brain is one of the most complex organs of the body and thus the challenge in neuroscience would seem the effort of understanding the complex structure, function, and development of the nervous system in healthy as well as diseased condition. Such understanding requires the integration of huge amounts of heterogeneous and complex data collected at various levels of investigation

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