1. Some thoughts on cortical minicolumns

   • Kathleen S. Rockland
   • Noritaka Ichinohe

   Review 28 July 2004 Pages: 265 - 277

   

2. Target-, limb-, and context-dependent neural activity in the cingulate and supplementary motor areas of the monkey

   • M. D. Crutcher
   • G. S. Russo
   • D. A. Backus

   Research Article 29 July 2004 Pages: 278 - 288

   

3. Cognitive potentials in the basal ganglia—frontocortical circuits. An intracerebral recording study

   • Ivan Rektor
   • Martin Bareš
   • Pavel Daniel

   Research Article 22 June 2004 Pages: 289 - 301

   

4. Colour vision can contribute to fast corrections of arm movements

   • Eli Brenner
   • Jeroen B. J. Smeets

   Research Article 27 May 2004 Pages: 302 - 307

   

5. Single joint perturbation during gait: neuronal control of movement trajectory

   • V. Dietz
   • G. Colombo
   • R. Müller

   Research Article 27 April 2004 Pages: 308 - 316

   

6. When two eyes are better than one in prehension: monocular viewing and end-point variance

   • Andrea Loftus
   • Philip Servos
   • Mark Mon-Williams

   Research Article 26 May 2004 Pages: 317 - 327

   

7. Reduced fields of view are neither necessary nor sufficient for distance underestimation but reduce precision and may cause calibration problems

   • Andrea Loftus
   • Susannah Murphy
   • Mark Mon-Williams

   Research Article 10 June 2004 Pages: 328 - 335

   

8. Effects of somatosensory electrical stimulation on neuronal injury after global hypoxia-ischemia

   • Manuel M. Buitrago
   • Andreas R. Luft
   • Daniel F. Hanley

   Research Article 14 May 2004 Pages: 336 - 344

   

9. Modulation of motor unit discharge rate and H-reflex amplitude during submaximal fatigue of the human soleus muscle

   • R. A. Kuchinad
   • T. D. Ivanova
   • S. J. Garland

   Research Article 14 May 2004 Pages: 345 - 355

   

10. The strategies to regulate and to modulate the propulsive forces during gait initiation in lower limb amputees

    • V. Michel
    • R. K. Y. Chong

    Research Article 27 May 2004 Pages: 356 - 365

    

11. The right dorsolateral prefrontal cortex is essential in time reproduction: an investigation with repetitive transcranial magnetic stimulation

    • Catherine R. G. Jones
    • Karin Rosenkranz
    • Marjan Jahanshahi

    Research Article 15 May 2004 Pages: 366 - 372

    

12. Distant cortical locations of the upper and lower quadrants of the visual field represented by neurons with elongated and radially oriented receptive fields

    • Elena I. Rodionova
    • Alexander V. Revishchin
    • Ivan N. Pigarev

    Research Note 30 July 2004 Pages: 373 - 377

    

13. Can the motor system resolve a premovement bias in grip aperture? Online analysis of grasping the Müller-Lyer illusion

    • Matthew Heath
    • Christina Rival
    • Gordon Binsted

    Research Note 27 July 2004 Pages: 378 - 384

    

14. Bilateral responses of upper limb muscles to transcranial magnetic stimulation in human subjects

    • P. Bawa
    • J. D. Hamm
    • P. A. Gross

    Research Note 13 August 2004 Pages: 385 - 390

    

15. Surface segregation driven by orientation-defined junctions

    • Takahiro Kawabe
    • Kayo Miura

    Research Note 13 August 2004 Pages: 391 - 395

    

16. Figure copying in Williams syndrome and normal subjects

    • Maria-Alexandra Georgopoulos
    • Apostolos P. Georgopoulos
    • Barbara Landau

    Erratum 06 August 2004 Pages: 396 - 396