Recent Advances on the Modular Organization of the Cortex (eBook)

IntroductionManuel F. Casanova and Ioan OprisVernon Benjamin MountcastleManuel F. CasanovaModular organization of the prefrontal cortex: the legacy of Patricia Goldman-RakicLynn D. SelemonThe types of functional and structural subdivisions of cortical areasJon H. Kaas and Pooja BalaramThe types of functional and structural subdivisions of cortical areasJon H. Kaas and Pooja BalaramThe minicolumn in comparative contextMuhammad A. Spocter, Mary Ann Raghanti, Camilla Butti, Patrick Hof, and Chet C. SherwoodUnusual cortical lamination patterns in the sengis (elephant shrews) do not appear to influence the presence of cortical minicolumnsPaul Manger, Nina Patzke, Nadine Gravett, Katarina Medger, Consolate Kaswera, Emmanuel Gilissen, and Nigel BennettActive inference, predictive coding and cortical architectureRick A. Adams, Karl J. Friston, and Andre M. BastosColumnar organization of the motor cortex: direction of movementApostolos P. GeorgopoulosDiscrete, place-defined macrocolumns in somatosensory cortex: lessons for modular organization of the cerebral cortexOleg V. Favorov, Barry L. Whitsel, and Mark TommerdahlPrefrontal cortical microcircuits for executive control of behaviorIoan Opris, Ioana L. Popa, and Manuel F. CasanovaCytoarchitectural modules: functional specialisation and disruption in neuropsychiatric disordersSteven ChanceThe relevance of subplate modifications to connectivity in the cerebral cortex of individuals with autism spectrum disordersJeffrey J. Hutsler and Thomas AvinoThe minicolumnopathy of autismManuel F. CasanovaClinical applications of electrophysiological approaches based on cortical modularity in autismEstate M. Sokhadze, Lonnie Sears, Ayman S. El-Baz, Allan Tasman, and Manuel F. CasanovaIndex