(1171) Converging language streams in the human temporal lobe.   Spitsyna G, Warren JE, Scott SK, Turkheimer FE and Wise RJ.   2006.   Journal of Neuroscience, volume 26, pages 7328-7336.

(1172) Prefrontal projections to the thalamic reticular nucleus form a unique circuit for attentional mechanisms.   Zikopoulos B and Barbas H.   2006.   Journal of Neuroscience, volume 26, pages 7348-7361.

(1173) The locus ceruleus is involved in the successful retrieval of emotional memories in humans.   Sterpenich V, D'Argembeau A, Desseilles M, Balteau E, Albouy G, Vandewalle G, Degueldre C, Luxen A, Collette F and Maquet P.   2006.   Journal of Neuroscience, volume 26, pages 7416-7423.

(1174) Time course of functional connectivity between dorsal premotor and contralateral motor cortex during movement selection.   Koch G, Franca M, Del Olmo MF, Cheeran B, Milton R, Alvarez Sauco M and Rothwell JC.   2006.   Journal of Neuroscience, volume 26, pages 7452-7459.

(1175) Theta and gamma oscillations predict encoding and retrieval of declarative memory.   Osipova D, Takashima A, Oostenveld R, Fernandez G, Maris E and Jensen O.   2006.   Journal of Neuroscience, volume 26, pages 7523-7531.

(1176) Effects of reward and behavioral context on neural activity in the primate inferior colliculus.   Metzger RR, Greene NT, Porter KK and Groh JM.   2006.   Journal of Neuroscience, volume 26, pages 7468-7476.

(1177) Sparse representations for the cocktail party problem.   Asari H, Pearlmutter BA and Zador AM.   2006.   Journal of Neuroscience, volume 26, pages 7477-7490.

(1178) Cracking the language code: neural mechanisms underlying speech parsing.   McNealy K, Mazziotta JC and Dapretto M.   2006.   Journal of Neuroscience, volume 26, pages 7629-7639.

(1179) Involvement of the anterior cingulate cortex in the expression of remote spatial memory.   Teixeira CM, Pomedli SR, Maei HR, Kee N and Frankland PW.   2006.   Journal of Neuroscience, volume 26, pages 7555-7564.

(1180) The striatofugal fiber system in primates: a reevaluation of its organization based on single-axon tracing studies.   Levesque M and Parent A.   2005.   Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America, volume 102, pages 11888-11893.