Meanings of microcircuit in English

The striatal microcircuit is now considered to consist of several newly defined neuron types which are intricately and selectively interconnected.

This Perspective considers the influential notion of a canonical (cortical) microcircuit in light of recent theories about neuronal processing.

However, both the network events triggered by SDF-1 alpha in this microcircuit and the cellular targets of this chemokine remain virtually unexplored.

Here we show that acquisition of associative fear memories depends on the recruitment of a disinhibitory microcircuit in the mouse auditory cortex.

Our multiscale analyses differentiate human focal and generalized epilepsy at the systems-level, showing paradoxically more severe microcircuit and macroscale imbalances in the former.

We propose that pathological alterations of local levels of SDF-1 alpha or CXCR4 expression may affect the functions of an important hippocampal microcircuit.

It's a solid mass of microcircuits, packed as tightly as the human brain.

The development of FS interneuronal microcircuits lasted throughout early adulthood.

The heat from his hand would power its microcircuits.

These projections are integrated by striatal microcircuits containing both spiny projection neurons and local circuit interneurons.

Our data reveal precisely organized cortical microcircuits.

We try to summarize how layer- and cell type-specific neuromodulation may affect synaptic signaling in cortical microcircuits.

"There are no chips or microcircuits at all."

But I ran into a guy who told me they were using inkjet printers to lay down microcircuits and tiny plastic channels and things.

Amacrine cells are a heterogeneous group of interneurons that form microcircuits with bipolar, amacrine and ganglion cells to process visual information in the inner retina.

Here we review current knowledge specifically on layer 5 (L5) inhibitory microcircuits, which play a critical role in controlling cortical output.