Neuronal Plasticity: Building a Bridge from the Laboratory to the Clinic

Chapter 1 Pathological Mutations of Nicotinic Receptors and Nicotine-Based Therapies for Brain Disorders

Chapter 2 Towards an Ecology of Cortical Organization: Experience and the Changing Brain

Chapter 4 Auditory Cortical Plasticity and Sensory Substitution

Chapter 5 Functional Relevance of Cortical Plasticity

Chapter 6 “Anomalous” Representations and Perceptions: Implications for Human Neuroplasticity

Chapter 7 Neuroplasticity in the Adjustment to Blindness

Chapter 8 The Perception of Actions: Its Putative Effect on Neural Plasticity

Chapter 9 Evidence for Four Forms of Neuroplasticity

Chapter 10 Imaging Investigations of Human Brain Plasticity

Chapter 11 Connectionist Modeling of Relearning and Generalization in Acquired Dyslexic Patients

Chapter 12 Some Neurological Principles Relevant to the Origins of — and the Cortical Plasticity-Based Remediation of — Developmental Language Impairments