Cognitive functions are mediated through coordinated and dynamic neuronal responses that
involve many different areas across the brain. Therefore, it is of high interest to …

Huntington disease (HD), a hereditary neurodegenerative disorder, manifests as
progressively impaired movement and cognition. Although early abnormalities of neuronal …

The interaction between spontaneous and externally evoked neuronal activity is
fundamental for a functional brain. Increasing evidence suggests that bursts of high-power …

Despite substantial progress in mapping the trajectory of network plasticity resulting from
focal ischemic stroke, the extent and nature of changes in neuronal excitability and activity …

Slow waves (SWs) represent the most prominent electrophysiological events in the
thalamocortical system under anesthesia and during deep sleep. Recent studies have …

In response to sensory stimulation, the cortex exhibits an early transient response followed
by late and slower activation. Recent studies suggest that the early component represents …

Human primary visual cortex (V1) responds more strongly, or resonates, when exposed to∼
10,∼ 15–20, and∼ 40–50 Hz rhythmic flickering light. Full-field flicker also evokes the …

Glutamate is the principal excitatory neurotransmitter, and occasionally subserves inhibitory
roles, in the vertebrate nervous system. Glutamatergic synapses are dense in the vertebrate …

Mesoscale cortical dynamics consist of stereotyped patterns of recurring activity motifs,
however the constraints and rules governing how these motifs assemble over time is not …

Prenatal stress (PS) can impact fetal brain structure and function and contribute to higher
vulnerability to neurodevelopmental and neuropsychiatric disorders. To understand how PS …