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Modulatory signals in the visual cortex: Their origins and functional significance

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Parker, A. (2003). Modulatory signals in the visual cortex: Their origins and functional significance. MODULATION OF NEURONAL RESPONSES: IMPLICATIONS FOR ACTIVE VISION, 334, 206–218.

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Parker, A. “Modulatory Signals in the Visual Cortex: Their Origins and Functional Significance.” MODULATION OF NEURONAL RESPONSES: IMPLICATIONS FOR ACTIVE VISION, vol. 334, 2003, pp. 206–18.

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Parker, A. 2003. “Modulatory Signals in the Visual Cortex: Their Origins and Functional Significance.” In MODULATION OF NEURONAL RESPONSES: IMPLICATIONS FOR ACTIVE VISION, 334:206–18.
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Institution:: University of Oxford
Division:: MSD
Department:: Physiology Anatomy & Genetics
Role:: Author

Host title:: MODULATION OF NEURONAL RESPONSES: IMPLICATIONS FOR ACTIVE VISION
Volume:: 334
Pages:: 206-218
Publication date:: 2003-01-01
ISSN:: 1566-7693
ISBN:: 1586031813

Pubs id:: pubs:114609
UUID:: uuid:a4a0df64-4dd0-4f18-8304-9021d2d2b8c6
Local pid:: pubs:114609
Source identifiers:: 114609
Deposit date:: 2012-12-19

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Copyright date:: 2003

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