Front Matter (PDF) - Cerebral Cortex

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Organization of Rodent Auditory Cortex: Anterograde
Transport of PHA-L from MGv to Temporal Neocortex
515
Information Cascade from Primary Auditory Cortex to
the Amygdala: Corticocortical and Corticoamygdaloid
Projections of Temporal Cortex in the Rat
533
The Dopaminergic Innervation of Monkey Entorhinal
Cortex
551
Transient Axonal Branching in the Developing Corpus
Callosum
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Using Locations to Store Shape: An Indirect Effect of a
Lesion
583
Acknowledgement
584
Volume 3 Subject Index
587
Volume 3 Author Index
588
Volume 3 Title Index
591
Cumulative Volume Contents
November/December 1993, V 3 N6
Lizabeth M. Romanski and Joseph E. LeDoux
Lizabeth M. Romanski and Joseph E. LeDoux
Mayada Akil and David A. Lewis
HazimJ. Kadhim, Pradeep G. Bhide, and
Douglas O. Frost
Stephen M. Kosslyn, Philip F. Daly, Robert M.
McPeek, Nathaniel M. Alpert, David N. Kennedy,
and Verne S. Caviness, Jr.

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Cover Picture: Optical intrinsic signals in rodent
somatosensory cortex comprise diffuse and vascular
components. This is a magnitude-coded pseudocolor
image of functional reflectance change (intrinsic signals)
over posteromedial barrel subfield cortex in the
rat, in response to vibrissal deflection. Lighter colors
indicate larger magnitude signals. Yellow corresponds
to 2 x 1O~ 3 of prestimulated, surrounding
color 1 x 10" 3 and background negligible. This map
was obtained over posterior row cortical barrels,
2.4 s after the onset of 2 s, 4 Hz arc 1 vibrissal deflection.
In this view, left is lateral, top is posterior,
and the scale bar indicates 1 mm. From an article by
S. Narayan, E. M. Santori, and A. W. Toga that will
appear in an upcoming issue.

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Co-Editors
P.S. Goldman-Rakic, Yale
P. Rakic, Yale
Features Editor
K. Martin, Oxford
Advisory Board
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D. Hubel, Harvard
V. Mountcastle, Johns Hopkins
J. Szentagothai, Budapest
T. Wiesel, Rockefeller
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Development and Evolution
J. Allman, Caltech
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Cellular and Molecular Biology
P. Andersen, Oslo
S. Hockfield, Yale
A. Peters, Boston
D. Price, Johns Hopkins
D. Prince, Stanford
W. Singer, Max Planck, Frankfurt
P. Somogyi, Oxford
Neuroanatomy
A. Deutch, Yale
E. Jones, UC Irvine
J. Lund, Cambridge
A. Rosenquist, Pennsylvania
G. Van Hoesen, Iowa
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K. Kubota, Kyoto
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Computation and Theory
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