Neuropharmacological Evaluation of Toxic Chemicals. Part 1. Behavioral and EEG Correlates of Immobilization in the Rhesus Monkey. Part 2. Operant Conditioning of 12-15 Hz Sensorimotor Cortex EEG Activity in the Rhesus Monkey
Neuropharmacological Evaluation of Toxic Chemicals explores the behavioral and EEG effects of toxins on rhesus monkeys. Part 1 analyzes immobilization responses, while Part 2 examines operant conditioning of sensorimotor cortex EEG activity at 12-15 Hz. This work by M. B. Sterman offers key insights into neurotoxicology and primate neural function.
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This book presents a detailed neuropharmacological evaluation of toxic chemicals, focusing on their impact in animal models.
Part 1 investigates behavioral and EEG correlates associated with immobilization in the rhesus monkey, providing insights into physiological responses.
Part 2 delves into operant conditioning techniques applied to 12-15 Hz sensorimotor cortex EEG activity in the same primate species.
The study contributes to understanding neural mechanisms influenced by environmental toxins.
Authored by M. B. Sterman, it serves as a foundational resource for researchers in pharmacology and neurophysiology.
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