Neural processes

Tetko, I. V. Assodafive neural network. Neural Process. Lett. 2002, 16,... 

In general, quality is assessed by quantifiable traits that are more or less related to specific attributes of the product and the production process. Moreover, the assessment depends on the information delivered by the sensory organs. Information is filtered and evaluated by the brain depending on the specific information provided but also on the concept of understanding that already exists in the cerebral cortex (Singer, 2000). A mental representation of a sensory event can shape neural processes that underlie the formulation of the actual sensory experience. Thus, the subjective sensory experience is shaped by interactions between expectations and incoming sensory information. 

Virtually all types of neuronal protein are regulated by phosphorylation. Examples of neuronal phosphopro-teins are given in Table 23-3. Regulation of these proteins by phosphorylation is reviewed in detail elsewhere [4,10, 45-49]. Phosphorylation of these many types of protein is involved in carrying out or regulating virtually every process in the nervous system. Indeed, it is difficult to identify a neural process, including an example of neural... 

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