Unifying cell assembly theory with observations of brain dynamics

Behavioral and Brain Sciences 22 (2):297-298 (1999)
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Abstract

Empirical evidence suggests that high frequency electrographic activity is involved in active representation of meaningful entities in the cortex. Theoretical work suggests that distributed cell assemblies also represent meaningful entities. However, we are still some way from understanding how these two are related. This commentary also makes suggestions for further investigation of the neural basis of language at the level of both words and sentence planning.

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