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Neural decoding is the study of action potentials of each cell of the neuron; it helps in transferring the neural activity to the other cell where there are lower dimensions. The main function of the neural decoding is distinguishing how the electrical activity transfers and sees responses in the brain.
Neurons are the cells of the body which rapidly provide signals to a larger distance. The decoding is concerned by the extra information regarding the behavioral activity by measuring of the neural activity.
Neurophysiology and Rehabilitation journal is interested in the special fields related to the Wilson’s disease. Neurophysiology and Rehabilitation journal is an open access journal with rapid publication process, high quality manuscripts with innovative research which covers all the aspects of Neurophysiology and Rehabilitation.
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