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EFTA01100139Set 9

2012-08-097p5,945w

OPL0S ONE Dissociation of Detection and Discrimination of Pure Tones following Bilateral Lesions of Auditory Cortex Andrew R. Dykstra w a, Christine K. Koh2'3, Louis D. Braida w , Mark ... across a wide range of frequencies. However, the extent to which to which the auditory cortex plays a critical role in these basic aspects of spectral processing, especially with regard ... speech, music, and environmental sound perception, remains unclear. Recent experiments indicate that primary auditory cortex is necessary for the normally- high perceptual acuity exhibited by humans in pure-tone frequency

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EFTA01100074Set 9

15p7,229w

Handbook ofSensory Physiology, and hitherto widely held by auditory physiologists, psychologists, and audiologists, that auditory cortex is neither necessary nor sufficient for simple pitch discrimination and loudness discrimination (Tramo ... experiments on auditory perception by normal adults that elucidated (a) the functional role of auditory cortex in complex-pitch, harmony, and timbre perception; (b) the neuroanatomical dissociability of cortical mechanisms ... Tramo et al. 2008c); • Experiments on the receptive field properties of macaque auditory cortex neurons via a novel alert preparation for microelectrode recordings that avoided the confounding effects of anesthesia

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EFTA02682618Set 11

15p7,232w

Handbook ofSensory Physiology, and hitherto widely held by auditory physiologists, psychologists, and audiologists, that auditory cortex is neither necessary nor sufficient for simple pitch discrimination and loudness discrimination (Tramo ... experiments on auditory perception by normal adults that elucidated (a) the functional role of auditory cortex in complex-pitch, harmony, and timbre perception: (b) the neuroanatomical dissociability of conical mechanisms ... Tramo et al. 2008c); • Experiments on the receptive field properties of macaque auditory cortex neurons via a novel alert preparation for microelectrode recordings that avoided the confounding effects of anesthesia

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EFTA00591748Set 9

12p5,819w

Foundation Summer Institute in Cognitive Neuroscience Faculty and Lecturer (invited) 1991, Functional Aspects of Auditory Cortex Symposium, Lecturer, International Brain Research Organization Third World Congress of Neuroscience, (invited) 1991, Music ... 24th Annual Meeting 1994, Harvard Music Department Seminar Series (invited) 1996, Functional Aspects of Auditory Cortex Workshop, Lecturer, XXVIth International Congress of Psychology (invited) 1996, Auditory Cortex Physiology - Primates Poster ... Music and the Brain, Society for Neuroscience 28th Annual Meeting, LA, CA (invited) 1998, Auditory Cortex Physiology - Complex Sounds Poster Session, Society for Neuroscience 28th Annual Meeting 1998, Harvard Psychology

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EFTA00591760Set 9

12p5,815w

Foundation Summer Institute in Cognitive Neuroscience Faculty and Lecturer (invited) 1991, Functional Aspects of Auditory Cortex Symposium, Lecturer, International Brain Research Organization Third World Congress ofNeuroscience, (invited) 1991, Music ... 24th Annual Meeting 1994, Harvard Music Department Seminar Series (invited) 1996, Functional Aspects of Auditory Cortex Workshop, Lecturer, XXVIth International Congress of Psychology (invited) 1996, Auditory Cortex Physiology - Primates Poster ... Music and the Brain, Society for Neuroscience 28th Annual Meeting, LA, CA (invited) 1998, Auditory Cortex Physiology - Complex Sounds Poster Session, Society for Neuroscience 28th Annual Meeting 1998, Harvard Psychology

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EFTA00612238Set 9

2012-12-0112p5,399w

Foundation Summer Institute in Cognitive Neuroscience Faculty and Lecturer (invited) 1991, Functional Aspects of Auditory Cortex Symposium, Lecturer, International Brain Research Organization Third World Congress of Neuroscience, (invited) 1991, Music ... 24th Annual Meeting 1994, Harvard Music Department Seminar Series (invited) 1996, Functional Aspects of Auditory Cortex Workshop, Lecturer, XXVIth International Congress of Psychology (invited) 1996, Auditory Cortex Physiology - Primates Poster ... Music and the Brain, Society for Neuroscience 28th Annual Meeting, LA, CA (invited) 1998, Auditory Cortex Physiology - Complex Sounds Poster Session, Society for Neuroscience 28th Annual Meeting 1998, Harvard Psychology

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EFTA02705631Set 11

12p5,395w

Foundation Summer Institute in Cognitive Neuroscience Faculty and Lecturer (invited) 1991, Functional Aspects of Auditory Cortex Symposium, Lecturer, International Brain Research Organization Third World Congress of Neuroscience. (invited) 1991. Music ... 24th Annual Meeting 1994, Harvard Music Department Seminar Series (invited) 1996, Functional Aspects of Auditory Cortex Workshop, Lecturer, XXVIth International Congress of Psychology (invited) 1996. Auditory Cortex Physiology - Primates Poster ... Music and the Brain. Society for Neuroscience 28th Annual Meeting, LA, CA (invited) 1998. Auditory Cortex Physiology - Complex Sounds Poster Session, Society for Neuroscience 28th Annual Meeting 1998, Harvard Psychology

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EFTA01145708Set 9

2012-12-0112p5,389w

Foundation Summer Institute in Cognitive Neuroscience Faculty and Lecturer (invited) 1991, Functional Aspects of Auditory Cortex Symposium, Lecturer, International Brain Research Organization Third World Congress of Neuroscience, (invited) 1991, Music ... 24th Annual Meeting 1994, Harvard Music Department Seminar Series (invited) 1996, Functional Aspects of Auditory Cortex Workshop, Lecturer, XXVIth International Congress of Psychology (invited) 1996, Auditory Cortex Physiology - Primates Poster ... Music and the Brain, Society for Neuroscience 28th Annual Meeting, LA, CA (invited) 1998, Auditory Cortex Physiology - Complex Sounds Poster Session, Society for Neuroscience 28th Annual Meeting 1998, Harvard Psychology

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EFTA00587636Set 9

2012-05-0112p5,426w

Foundation Summer Institute in Cognitive Neuroscience Faculty and Lecturer (invited) 1991, Functional Aspects of Auditory Cortex Symposium, Lecturer, International Brain Research Organization Third World Congress ofNeuroscience, (invited) 1991, Music ... 24th Annual Meeting 1994, Harvard Music Department Seminar Series (invited) 1996, Functional Aspects of Auditory Cortex Workshop, Lecturer, XXVIth International Congress of Psychology (invited) 1996, Auditory Cortex Physiology - Primates Poster ... Music and the Brain, Society for Neuroscience 28th Annual Meeting, LA, CA (invited) 1998, Auditory Cortex Physiology - Complex Sounds Poster Session, Society for Neuroscience 28th Annual Meeting 1998, Harvard Psychology

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EFTA00307619Set 9

2012-06-1512p2,603w

located in different parts of the brain that are connected directly and indirectly with Auditory Cortex, which is necessary for normal music (and language) acquisition, learning, and competence. Some ... been used to map these connections in great detail in Old World monkeys, whose auditory cortex shares some gross, cytoarchitectonic, and myeloarchitectonic features with ours. (4 pts) Which ... nucleus in the medulla). (2 pts) The approximate number of neurons in the Primary Auditory Cortex of each of your cerebral hemispheres. (2 pts) 6. Give one basic physiological characteristic

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EFTA00587856Set 9

2014-06-1114p3,437w

example, much is known about the gross-anatomy and gross- physiology of human auditory cortex but very little is known about its micro-physiology, which we infer from work ... Journal ofComparative Neurology paper by Morel, Kaas, and colleagues that neurons in the auditory cortex field called "Al" are arranged according to their "Best Frequency (BF)". This orderly arrangement ... Write an X on the line before the correct answer, 2 pts): the right auditory cortex ("ipsilaterally") the left auditory cortex ("contralaterally") both the left and right auditory cortices ("bilaterally

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EFTA01005946Set 9

2018-07-282p729w

tonal information processing - detection v discrimination v recognition? Effects of stimulus spectrum and bilateral auditory cortex lesions on pitch direction discrimination for pure-tones and complex-tones with and without ... than and proportionate to pure- tone frequency difference thresholds in normal adult listeners; 2) auditory cortex is necessary for high-acuity pitch direction discrimination in humans; 3) auditory cortex ... perception; and 4) elevations in APO thresholds for harmonic-tone pitch perception following bilateral auditory cortex lesions are proportionate to elevations in pure-tone frequency difference thresholds. The first hypothesis

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EFTA00308046Set 9

2008-01-239p3,034w

Auditory Brainstem Tramo Section #7 Spike Trains & Neural Coding Thursday, Nov 8 Auditory Brainstent &Auditory Cortex Tramo WEEK 9 Tuesday, Nov 13 Auditory Cortex, Multi-Modal Cortex, & Supra-Modal Cortex ... auditory central nervous system textbooks that covers the single- and multi-unit physiology of auditory cortex, thalamus, midbrain, and medulla in the kind of detail appropriate for a high-level ... other, more indirect or abstract designations (e.g., Brodmann's "area 22", "Wemicke's area", "auditory" cortex ). There are several books at Cabot Library and the Medical School Library (Countway) that

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EFTA00881869Set 9

2018-02-192p580w

Zatorre 1988) employing the method of constant stimuli have been interpreted as evidence that auditory cortex lesions spare frequency analysis and impair pattern matching. However, subsequent studies of neurological patients ... with auditory cortex lesions using pure-tone stimuli and the adaptive method showed elevations in frequency difference thresholds for pitch direction discrimination (for review see Tramo et al. 2005). However ... present experiments indicate that loss of finely-tuned neurons caused by lesions of primary auditory cortex and neighboring areas is sufficient to cause impaired perception of missing-FO pitch

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EFTA00301227Set 9

2011-06-1912p8,064w

left than in the right hemisphere. Our data confirmed this for somatosensory cortex, auditory cortex, We also found hemispheric differences in the modality- portions of premotor cortex, and motor cortices ... differences in human primary et al. Structural asymmetries in the human brain: A voxel- auditory cortex: Probabilistic mapping and volume based statistical analysis of 142 MRI scans. Cerebral Cortex, measurement ... reflects enhanced with schizophrenia. European Psychiatry, 23(8): 541-548, 2008. activation in the auditory cortex of musicians. Nature Yakovlev PI. A proposed definition of the limbic system. In Neuroscience

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EFTA00907683Set 9

2018-01-183p1,087w

superior olivary complex -> nuclei of the lateral lemniscus -> inferior colliculus -> medial geniculate complex -> primary auditory cortex -> auditory association cortex -> and on to many areas in and "below" the cortex. What ... research. I recorded signals from single neurons and small groups of neurons in primary auditory cortex and from the axons that connect spiral ganglion cells to the brain. The stimuli

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EFTA01100146Set 9

1p1,042w

Primary Auditory Cortex is Necessary for Fine-grained Loudness Perception Harvard-MIT Health Sciences & Technology Andrew R. Dykstra;1,2Christine K. Koh2,,3Louis D. Braida2, '3Mark Jude Tramo2,4 1Harvard ... smallest step size had been reached. 1.D. However, the extent to which the auditory cortex plays a critical role in processing 4. Results these basic features of sound remains ... audiograms and no reported history of neurological disease. loudness perception in which the primary auditory cortex is necessary for fine-grained intensity discrimination and the auditory brainstem is sufficient

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EFTA00593624Set 9

2012-03-195p651w

Tutorial: Auditory Neurophysiology (Jan Schnupp) 9:30 - 10:15 Israel Nelken, Music and Primary auditory cortex 10:15 Coffee Break 10:45-11:30 Frank Ohl, Cortical Neurodynamics of auditory ... Jennifer Bizley. Neural correlates of pitch and timbre perception in ferret auditory cortex 11:30 -12:15 Nory Jacobi. Kernel Information Bottleneck as a Metaphor for Music and Art Perception ... with spiking neurons 10:15 Coffee Break 10:45-11:30 Jason Kerr, Outside auditory cortex: optical imaging of neural activity 11:30 -12:15 Mark Jude Tramo

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EFTA00307631Set 9

2012-03-195p651w

Tutorial: Auditory Neurophysiology (Jan Schnupp) 9:30 - 10:15 Israel Nelken, Music and Primary auditory cortex 10:15 Coffee Break 10:45-11:30 Frank Ohl, Cortical Neurodynamics of auditory ... Jennifer Bizley. Neural correlates of pitch and timbre perception in ferret auditory cortex 11:30 -12:15 Nory Jacobi. Kernel Information Bottleneck as a Metaphor for Music and Art Perception ... with spiking neurons 10:15 Coffee Break 10:45-11:30 Jason Kerr, Outside auditory cortex: optical imaging of neural activity 11:30 -12:15 Mark Jude Tramo

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EFTA00304437Set 9

2p1,622w

path. He now needed to ensure that music is used most studies how the auditory cortex pro- effectively in patient care. Such an ef- cesses pitch, harmony, melody, and fort ... multidisciplinary perspective to The institute's mission is ambi- research on how the auditory cortex tiously broad, ranging from advancing functions—not only to gain insight into knowledge ... coded by proteins or DNA, or how the health effects on mood, blood pres- auditory cortex—dramatic procedures code worked. sure, or immunologic measures, for used to alleviate seizures that

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