Titlebook: Developmental Neurobiology of Vision; Ralph D. Freeman Book 1979 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1979 behavior.biology.brain.cort

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Optokinetic Nystagmus and Single-cell Responses in the Nucleus Tractus Opticus After Early Monocularll) retinal input to these NOT neurons; (5) all neurons could be antidromically activated from the inferior olive; (6) the neurons recorded in the NOT were either binocularly driven preferring the same direction in visual space in each eye (40%) or were activated only through the contralateral eye (

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Neuronal Activity in the Afferent Visual System and Monocular Pattern Deprivationk of life (Eysel, Grüsser, and Hoffmann, 1978, 1979). In two animals, some of the recordings were obtained before the eyelids of the deprived eye were opened. Single neurons were recorded in the optic tract (OT), the lateral geniculate body (pars dorsalis, layer A and A.; LGN) and the OR by means of

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Competitive Interactions in Postnatal Development of the Kitten’s Visual Systemations a secondary consequence of cortical changes. By rearing kittens with one eye viewing normally, while the other eye views through a cylindrical lens, we have been able to make binocular competition effects depend on the orientation preferences of cortical cells. Since orientation selectivity f

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Orientation-dependent Changes in Response Properties of Neurons in the Kitten’s Visual Cortexn experienced by both eyes together. Neurons with other orientation preferences were dominated by the normal eye..In a two-stage experiment, restricted vision of one eye (using the cylinder lens) followed normal experience of the other eye. Polar plots of preferred orientations for the two eyes show

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Evidence for a Central Control of Developmental Plasticity in the Striate Cortex of Kittens). These changes in neuronal circuitry are commonly attributed to competitive interactions between the afferents from the two eyes at their common cortical target cells (Wiesel and Hubel, 1965; Guillery, 1972; Cynader et al., 1977). Asymmetries in the activity of converging pathways are thought to l

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Intrinsic Connectivity in Area 18 of the Catiking properties of the infragranular layers are the high percentage of multispike responses and the large scatter of latencies between cells..The wiring diagram that accounts for the temporal and spatial properties of the analyzed responses shows strong and local connections from the input stage ce

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Visual Cell X/Y Classifications: Characteristics and Correlationss found with mixed characteristics? Evidence is presented suggesting that in general the distributions are not strictly bimodal. Furthermore, the results of new experiments where many of the characteristics above were tested for each LGN unit from which recordings were made, indicate that the correl

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Functional Plasticity in the Mature Visual System: Changes of the Retino-geniculate Topography Afterion could be demonstrated upon careful investigation of the retino-geniculate topography near the border of deafferentation within the LGN. Light-excitable cells were detected in layer A which had receptive fields horizontally displaced by more than 1° of visual angle with respect to the normal reti

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