Neural basis for associative memory of faces in the monkey anterior inferior temporal cortex

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Author	Eifuku, Satoshi Daimon, Yoshio Nakata, Ryuzaburo Sugimori, Michiya Tamura, Ryoi
Copyright Year	2009
Abstract	the internal action plan while responding to the exigencies of the local stimulus environment, we trained a monkey to perform a memory-guided sequential motor task that included planned interruptions. Experimental sessions were sectioned off according to the temporal order of the motor sequence the animal had to repeatedly perform (main-task). While the main-task was interrupted, the animal had to execute a movement instructed by a visual cue, independently from the main task. Thereafter, the animal resumed the main-task and was required to recall a motor sequence it previously performed. We recorded neuronal activity from the prefrontal cortex while the animal was interrupted during the sequential motor task. We studied the activity of neurons related to this interruption.
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DOI	10.1016/j.neures.2009.09.1329
Volume Number	65
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Alternate Webpage(s)	https://doi.org/10.1016/j.neures.2009.09.1329
Journal	Neuroscience Research
Language	English
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