A theory of the serial lesion effect
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Brain Research Bulletin
|May 1, 1976
Abstract:
The serial lesion effect is explained as a result of differentiation contingent upon induction by a spared residue. The induction can only take place when the lesion is made since the intact structures repress differentiation when some critical mass is reached. A distinction between the process giving rise to reorganization and reorganization as an outcome is made.