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It is now widely accepted that certain types of cognitive functions are intimately related to synchronized neuronal oscillations at both low (α/θ) (4–7/8–13 Hz) and high (β/γ) (18–35/30–70 Hz) frequencies. The thalamus is a key participant in many of these oscillations, yet the cellular mechanisms by which this participation occurs are poorly understood. Here we describe how, under appropriate conditions,...
This report has the aim to indicate relevant implications of the systems theory approach to the experiments in conscious brain. The reports related to comparative neurophysiology and to the understanding of brain as a “whole” are rare, an outstanding comparative approach report in biological sciences was that of Darwin, who performed a voyage in order to compare structures of species and the principle...
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