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A columnar model of somatosensory reorganizational plasticity based on Hebbian and non-Hebbian learning rules

Joublin et al., 1996

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17706225348683369825
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Joublin F
Spengler F
Wacquant S
Dinse H
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Biological cybernetics

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Topographical and functional aspects of neuronal plasticity were studied in the primary somatosensory cortex of adult rats in acute electrophysiological experiments. Under these experimental conditions, we observed short-term reversible reorganization induced by …
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