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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Takashi Sakamoto,Yasuyo G. Ichiharalls show that for kittens under 3 weeks of age and whatever the rearing condition, there are more specific cells coding horizontal or vertical orientation than those coding oblique orientations. These horizontally and vertically oriented cells are preferentially driven by the contralateral eye. Thus

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Heesung Park,Daehee Park,Jeongpyo Leeigenesis,” beginning at 19 days during which functional modification depends on visuomotor experience in a nonlinear way..In order to predict the effects of dark-rearing, normal rearing, and restricted visual experience, two assumptions are made: (a) the kinetics are first-order, time-dependent; (b)

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Teruaki Ito,Takashi Oyama,Tomio Watanabek 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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Stephanie Lehmann,Esther Ruf,Sabina Misochn 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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