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Regarding the green ul navigation boxes and the “you are here” img (brass microscope)…
It works fine in [url=http://webpages.charter.net/iconoclast/strict/FF_ver103o.jpg]FF 103[url=http://webpages.charter.net/iconoclast/strict/WinIE_ver6.jpg]WinIE 6[url=http://webpages.charter.net/iconoclast/strict/MacNS_ver7o.jpg]MacNS 7[url=http://webpages.charter.net/iconoclast/strict/Op_ver7o.jpg]MacOpera 7[url=http://webpages.charter.net/iconoclast/strict/MacIE_ver52o.jpg]MacIE 5
From the looks of things, MacOpera seems to have a vertical css placement issue and MacIE has a horrible horizontal one. I got the ss’s form browsercam but have no access to a Mac. And since this is an acedemia site, Mac support is a primary concern. If there are any suggestion about where I should start Id be very appreciative.
[url=http://webpages.charter.net/iconoclast/hickmott/overview.html]Here’s
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<P class=”indent_just”>The organization of local circuitry throughout the brain plays
a vital role in processing incoming information and controlling
the behavioral responses to this information. This sort of organization
has been closely studied in the cerebral cortex., particularly in
primary sensory maps or representations. These maps are regions
of the cortex that respond to specific sensory stimuli in a spatially
organized across the map, in response to various manipulations that
affect the activity of inputs to the cortex, and also to behavioral
training and other natural stimuli. These sorts of cortical reorganizations
are associated with important phenomena, such as recovery of function
after stroke and improvements in performance due to sensory training.
Furthermore, deficits in the control of cortical plasticity may
be related to neuropathies from phantom pain and sensation after
amputation to epilepsy to learning disabilities.<br clear=left>
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<P class=”indent_just”> My research focuses on the basic cellular and synaptic properties
that underlie the organization and plasticity of sensory maps, specifically
the primary somatosensory cortex (S1). Ongoing experiments are examining
the characteristics of local cortical circuitry with respect to
the border between the representations of the forepaw and lower
jaw in the normal map, and also in maps where the border regions
is reorganized by a peripheral denervation or other change in the
activity patterns to this region of cortex. In general, the local
circuitry reflects the presence or absence of this border in the
properties of excitation and inhibition onto neurons that lie close
to the border, and also the morphology of these neurons. Techniques
used in the laboratory include: in vivo and in vitro electrophysiology
using extracellular and intracellular recording; analysis of neuronal
morphology using standard and confocal microscopy; immunocytochemistry;
and antero- and retrograde tracing of connections in the cortex. </td></tr>
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