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Parallel thalamic pathways for whisking and touch signals in the rat by Yu, Chunxiu, Derdikman, Dori, Haidarliu, Sebastian, Ahissar, Ehud

“…In active sensation, sensory information is acquired via movements of sensory organs; rats move their whiskers repetitively to scan the environment, thus…”
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Muscle Architecture in the Mystacial Pad of the Rat by Haidarliu, Sebastian, Simony, Erez, Golomb, David, Ahissar, Ehud

“…The vibrissal system of the rat is an example of active tactile sensing, and has recently been used as a prototype in construction of touch‐oriented robots…”
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A self-adjusting head holder without ear-bars for guinea pigs by Haidarliu, Sebastian, Ahissar, Ehud, Saraf-Sinik, Inbar

“…A self-adjusting head holder is designed to allow stable fixation and precise positioning (anterior-posterior, pitch, and roll) of guinea pig head in…”
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Dorsorostral Snout Muscles in the Rat Subserve Coordinated Movement for Whisking and Sniffing by Haidarliu, Sebastian, Golomb, David, Kleinfeld, David, Ahissar, Ehud

“…Histochemical examination of the dorsorostral quadrant of the rat snout revealed superficial and deep muscles that are involved in whisking, sniffing, and…”
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Transformation from temporal to rate coding in a somatosensory thalamocortical pathway by Ahissar, Ehud, Sosnik, Ronen, Haidarliu, Sebastian

“…The anatomical connections from the whiskers to the rodent somatosensory (barrel) cortex form two parallel (lemniscal and paralemniscal) pathways. It is…”
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Muscles Involved in Naris Dilation and Nose Motion in Rat by Deschênes, Martin, Haidarliu, Sebastian, Demers, Maxime, Moore, Jeffrey, Kleinfeld, David, Ahissar, Ehud

“…ABSTRACT In a number of mammals muscle dilator nasi (naris) has been described as a muscle that reduces nasal airflow resistance by dilating the nostrils. Here…”
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Layer-Specific Touch-Dependent Facilitation and Depression in the Somatosensory Cortex during Active Whisking by Derdikman, Dori, Yu, Chunxiu, Haidarliu, Sebastian, Bagdasarian, Knarik, Arieli, Amos, Ahissar, Ehud

“…Brains adapt to new situations by retuning their neurons. The most common form of neuronal adaptation, typically observed with repetitive stimulations of…”
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Temporal Frequency of Whisker Movement. I. Representations in Brain Stem and Thalamus by Sosnik, Ronen, Haidarliu, Sebastian, Ahissar, Ehud

“…Department of Neurobiology, The Weizmann Institute of Science, Rehovot 76100, Israel Sosnik, Ronen, Sebastian Haidarliu, and Ehud Ahissar. Temporal Frequency…”
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Size gradients of barreloids in the rat thalamus by Haidarliu, Sebastian, Ahissar, Ehud

“…The spatial organization of the anatomical structures along the trigeminal afferent pathway of the rat conserves the topographical order of the receptor…”
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Lemniscal and Extralemniscal Compartments in the VPM of the Rat by Haidarliu, Sebastian, Yu, Chunxiu, Rubin, Naama, Ahissar, Ehud

“…The ventral posteromedial thalamic nucleus (VPM) of the rat contains at least two major vibrissa-representing compartments: the dorsomedial (VPMdm), which…”
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Decoding Temporally Encoded Sensory Input by Cortical Oscillations and Thalamic Phase Comparators by Ahissar, Ehud, Haidarliu, Sebastian, Zacksenhouse, Miriam

“…The temporally encoded information obtained by vibrissal touch could be decoded ``passively,'' involving only input-driven elements, or ``actively,'' utilizing…”
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Interactions of Whisking and Touch Signals in the Rat Brainstem by Ebert, Coralie, Bagdasarian, Knarik, Haidarliu, Sebastian, Ahissar, Ehud, Wallach, Avner

“…Perception is an active process, requiring the integration of both proprioceptive and exteroceptive information. In the rat's vibrissal system, a classical…”
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Acetylcholine-Dependent Induction and Expression of Functional Plasticity in the Barrel Cortex of the Adult Rat by Ego-Stengel, Valerie, Shulz, Daniel E, Haidarliu, Sebastian, Sosnik, Ronen, Ahissar, Ehud

“…  1 Unité de Neurosciences Intégratives et Computationnelles, Institut de Neurobiologie Alfred Fessard, Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique, 91198 Gif…”
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Development of rodent macrovibrissae: Effects of neonatal whisker denervation and bilateral neonatal enucleation by Landers, Margo, Haidarliu, Sebastian, Philip Zeigler, H.

“…In this paper we describe the effects of manipulating two kinds of sensory input in neonatal rats upon the development of the macrovibrissae-that movable…”
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Interaction between muscles and fascia in the mystacial pad of whisking rodents by Haidarliu, Sebastian, Bagdasarian, Knarik, Sardonicus, Satya, Ahissar, Ehud

“…In whisking rodents, the mystacial pad is supplied with vibrissae and contains a collagenous skeleton that is a part of the snout fascia. The collagenous…”
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Whisking musculature by Haidarliu, Sebastian

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Functional anatomy of mystacial active sensing in rats by Haidarliu, Sebastian, Nelinger, Guy, Gantar, Luka, Ahissar, Ehud, Saraf‐Sinik, Inbar

“…Rats' whisking motion and objects' palpation produce tactile signals sensed by mechanoreceptors at the vibrissal follicles. Rats adjust their whisking patterns…”
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Coding of object location in the vibrissal thalamocortical system by Yu, Chunxiu, Horev, Guy, Rubin, Naama, Derdikman, Dori, Haidarliu, Sebastian, Ahissar, Ehud

“…In whisking rodents, object location is encoded at the receptor level by a combination of motor and sensory related signals. Recoding of the encoded signals…”
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The Musculature That Drives Active Touch by Vibrissae and Nose in Mice by Haidarliu, Sebastian, Kleinfeld, David, Deschênes, Martin, Ahissar, Ehud

“…ABSTRACT Coordinated action of facial muscles during whisking, sniffing, and touching objects is an important component of active sensing in rodents…”
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Muscular Basis of Whisker Torsion in Mice and Rats by Haidarliu, Sebastian, Bagdasarian, Knarik, Shinde, Namrata, Ahissar, Ehud

“…ABSTRACT Whisking mammals move their whiskers in the rostrocaudal and dorsoventral directions with simultaneous rolling about their long axes (torsion)…”
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