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On the basis of unit activity in the cortex around sulcus principalis during the spatial delayed response, several types of neurons were distinguished in monkeys. The number of different neurons varied in different parts of the cortex. Determination of some factors affecting the activity of these neurons and comparison of data on their quantitative distribution in the anterior, medial and posterior parts of the cortex around sulcus principalis with the available behavioral data obtained with restricted removal of the same brain areas, lend support to the assumption that the neurons attributed to different types are responsible for a variety of processes and represent various functional units.
T L Naneĭshvili, and
M G Dashniani, and
G I Machavariani
January 1979,
Acta physiologica Academiae Scientiarum Hungaricae,
T L Naneĭshvili, and
M G Dashniani, and
G I Machavariani
January 1987,
Neuroscience and behavioral physiology,
T L Naneĭshvili, and
M G Dashniani, and
G I Machavariani
January 1984,
Brain research,
T L Naneĭshvili, and
M G Dashniani, and
G I Machavariani
January 1977,
Neirofiziologiia = Neurophysiology,
T L Naneĭshvili, and
M G Dashniani, and
G I Machavariani
November 1981,
Brain research,
T L Naneĭshvili, and
M G Dashniani, and
G I Machavariani
January 1998,
Zhurnal vysshei nervnoi deiatelnosti imeni I P Pavlova,
T L Naneĭshvili, and
M G Dashniani, and
G I Machavariani
January 1987,
Experimental brain research,
T L Naneĭshvili, and
M G Dashniani, and
G I Machavariani
August 1990,
Behavioral neuroscience,
T L Naneĭshvili, and
M G Dashniani, and
G I Machavariani
January 2020,
Cell reports,
T L Naneĭshvili, and
M G Dashniani, and
G I Machavariani
January 1988,
Neuroscience and behavioral physiology,
