Yuranny Cabral-Calderin
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Recent Articles
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Cabral-Calderin Y, van Hinsberg D, Thielscher A, Henry M
Elife
. 2024 Jan;
12.
PMID: 38289225
Synchronization between auditory stimuli and brain rhythms is beneficial for perception. In principle, auditory perception could be improved by facilitating neural entrainment to sounds via brain stimulation. However, high inter-individual...
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Garcia-Rosales F, Lopez-Jury L, Gonzalez-Palomares E, Wetekam J, Cabral-Calderin Y, Kiai A, et al.
Nat Commun
. 2022 Jun;
13(1):3642.
PMID: 35752629
The mammalian frontal and auditory cortices are important for vocal behavior. Here, using local-field potential recordings, we demonstrate that the timing and spatial patterns of oscillations in the fronto-auditory network...
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Ekhtiari H, Ghobadi-Azbari P, Thielscher A, Antal A, Li L, Shereen A, et al.
Nat Protoc
. 2022 Feb;
17(3):596-617.
PMID: 35121855
Low-intensity transcranial electrical stimulation (tES), including alternating or direct current stimulation, applies weak electrical stimulation to modulate the activity of brain circuits. Integration of tES with concurrent functional MRI (fMRI)...
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Ilhan-Bayrakci M, Cabral-Calderin Y, Bergmann T, Tuscher O, Stroh A
Cereb Cortex
. 2022 Jan;
32(21):4782-4796.
PMID: 35094045
The slow wave state is a general state of quiescence interrupted by sudden bursts of activity or so-called slow wave events (SWEs). Recently, the relationship between SWEs and blood oxygen...
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Cabral-Calderin Y, Henry M
J Neurosci
. 2021 Dec;
42(5):894-908.
PMID: 34893547
Auditory stimuli are often rhythmic in nature. Brain activity synchronizes with auditory rhythms via neural entrainment, and entrainment seems to be beneficial for auditory perception. However, it is not clear...
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Garcia-Rosales F, Lopez-Jury L, Gonzalez-Palomares E, Cabral-Calderin Y, Kossl M, Hechavarria J
Eur J Neurosci
. 2020 Sep;
55(11-12):3483-3501.
PMID: 32979875
Neural oscillations are at the core of important computations in the mammalian brain. Interactions between oscillatory activities in different frequency bands, such as delta (1-4 Hz), theta (4-8 Hz) or...
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Garcia-Rosales F, Lopez-Jury L, Gonzalez-Palomares E, Cabral-Calderin Y, Hechavarria J
Front Syst Neurosci
. 2020 Apr;
14:14.
PMID: 32265670
Most mammals rely on the extraction of acoustic information from the environment in order to survive. However, the mechanisms that support sound representation in auditory neural networks involving sensory and...
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Garcia-Rosales F, Rohrig D, Weineck K, Rohm M, Lin Y, Cabral-Calderin Y, et al.
Brain Struct Funct
. 2019 Aug;
224(8):2907-2924.
PMID: 31456067
Empirical evidence suggests that, in the auditory cortex (AC), the phase relationship between spikes and local-field potentials (LFPs) plays an important role in the processing of auditory stimuli. Nevertheless, unlike...
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Cabral-Calderin Y, Wilke M
Neuroscientist
. 2019 Feb;
26(1):57-73.
PMID: 30730265
Brain oscillations are regarded as important for perception as they open and close time windows for neural spiking to enable the effective communication within and across brain regions. In the...
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Garcia-Rosales F, Beetz M, Cabral-Calderin Y, Kossl M, Hechavarria J
Commun Biol
. 2018 Nov;
1:200.
PMID: 30480101
Experimental evidence supports that cortical oscillations represent multiscale temporal modulations existent in natural stimuli, yet little is known about the processing of these multiple timescales at a neuronal level. Here,...