Background Synaptogenesis is essential in forming new neurocircuits during development,
and this is mediated in part by astrocyte-released thrombospondins (TSPs) and activation of …

Natural decisions involve two seemingly separable processes: inferring the relevant task (task-belief)
and performing the believed-relevant task. The assumed separability has led to the …

Neuronal population responses to sensory stimuli are remarkably flexible. The responses of
neurons in visual cortex have heterogeneous dependence on stimulus properties (eg, …

The complexity of visual features for which neurons are tuned increases from early to late
stages of the ventral visual stream. Thus, the standard hypothesis is that high-level functions …

Humans and animals have an impressive ability to juggle multiple tasks in a constantly changing
environment. This flexibility, however, leads to decreased performance under uncertain …

Sensory receptive fields are large enough that they can contain more than one perceptible
stimulus. How, then, can the brain encode information about each of the stimuli that may be …

Synaptogenesis is essential in forming new neurocircuits during development, and this is
mediated in part by astrocyte-released thrombospondins (TSPs) and activation of their …

Because the complexity of visual features for which neurons are tuned increases from early
to late stages of the ventral visual stream, the working hypothesis is that object recognition, …

… AG homologs was performed using RT-PCR in a manner similar to that described in Kramer
… identified in the AP3 and AP1 gene lineages close to the base of the core eudicots (Kramer …

… We thank members of the Kramer and Mathews laboratories, as well as three anonymous
reviewers, for comments on the manuscript. We also express our gratitude to Renate Hellmiss-…