… that ticker-tape synaesthesia results from atypical relationships between spoken and written
language processing: the ticker-tape … Furthermore, the regions over-activated in ticker-tape …

… The answer is yes (which may indicate common genetic or neural mechanisms), though
only to a weak degree in our study, and we cannot exclude that the elevated frequency of these …

… Indeed, the field that analyzes multivariate neural data is large … For example, many current
studies of neural data analysis … as each neuron may interact with each other neuron. This, in …

… To test for effects of iPAK4 fibers on neuronal survival, we lentivirally expressed iPAK4 (95%…
We then tested whether iPAK4 fibers affected neuronal electrophysiology. Neurons infected …

… We identified the neural networks activated during TTS, first in a single synesthete, and then
replicated these results across an entire group. These regions correspond to the perisylvian …

… We thus recruited 22 ticker-tape synesthetes, plus 22 controls … , and having a tickertape
synesthesia and being over 18 … , and had no history of neurological or psychiatric disorders. …

… However, atypical development of reading mechanisms may occasionally result in ticker-tape …
Future studies of TTS should shed new light on the neurodevelopmental mechanisms of …

… in schizophrenia, in Parkinson’s disease and other neurological conditions, and in the
Charles Bonnet syndrome. Although the mechanisms of such hallucinations are still elusive, they …

… in sensory attenuation while using a similar tickertape design in Chapter 2. In the Full …
In order so that we can move in the present, our neurological apparatus relies on prediction …

… Understanding the factors that influence firing rates can inform researchers about what a
neuron encodes. In order to test the ability of molecular ticker tapes to accurately record neural …