"Clock-like" Neurons Discovered At Last?
"Clock-like" Neurons Discovered At Last?
The brain is buzzing with gamma oscillations - cycles of neuronal activity with a frequency (around 40-60 Hz) higher than that of other major brain waves. A longstanding hypothesis is that gamma serves as a kind of 'clock signal' that enables the coordination and integration of signals. Gamma has even been proposed as the mechanism by which the brain 'binds' information from different brain areas into a unitary consciousness. However, while the gamma-clock hypothesis is intriguing, direct
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August 04, 2019 at 11:55AM
The brain is buzzing with gamma oscillations - cycles of neuronal activity with a frequency (around 40-60 Hz) higher than that of other major brain waves. A longstanding hypothesis is that gamma serves as a kind of 'clock signal' that enables the coordination and integration of signals. Gamma has even been proposed as the mechanism by which the brain 'binds' information from different brain areas into a unitary consciousness. However, while the gamma-clock hypothesis is intriguing, direct
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Read more "Clock-like" Neurons Discovered At Last?
August 04, 2019 at 11:55AM
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