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Complementary BOLD- and ADC-fMRI explore the role of lateral superior colliculus in flicker fusion frequency

Pérot J, Hertanu A, Spencer A, Nguyen-Duc J, Molochidis N, Zerbi V, Yon M, Jelescu I.   +7 more
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A Potentially Shared Neural Basis Linking Rapid Saccades and Avoidance Initiation in the Superior Colliculus Driven by Visual Threats. [PDF]

Neurosci Bull
Sun Z, Gu Y.
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Kinetic features dictate sensorimotor alignment in the superior colliculus. [PDF]

Nature
González-Rueda A, Jensen K, Noormandipour M, de Malmazet D, Wilson J, Ciabatti E, Kim J, Williams E, Poort J, Hennequin G, Tripodi M.   +10 more
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Superior Colliculus Controls the Activity of the Substantia Nigra Pars Compacta and Ventral Tegmental Area in an Asymmetrical Manner. [PDF]

J Neurosci
Pradel K, Tymorek A, Marzec M, Chrobok Ł, Solecki W, Błasiak T.   +5 more
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Superior colliculus peri-saccadic field potentials are dominated by a visual sensory preference for the upper visual field. [PDF]

iScience
Hafed ZM.
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Direction and orientation preferences in mouse superior colliculus and its retinal inputs align with topographic axes atop locally mixed tuning

He Z, González Fleitas MF, Gabdrashova R, Schröder S.   +3 more
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Loom response in mouse superior colliculus depends on sensorimotor context

Zucca S, Schulz A, Gonçalves PJ, Macke JH, Saleem AB, Solomon SG.   +5 more
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The superior colliculus gates dopamine responses to conditioned stimuli in visual classical conditioning

Zhang Y, Dufour J, Zatka-Haas P, Redgrave P, Black MJ, Lak A, Mann E, Cragg SJ, Abraham WC, Reynolds JN.   +9 more
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The superior colliculus

Current Biology
The superior colliculus ('colliculus'), or optic tectum, is a highly conserved area of the brain that is critical for the organization and control of attention and orienting behaviors. It lies at the top of the midbrain and our understanding of its structure and function is based on work from many vertebrate species including: lampreys, fish ...
Jennifer L, Hoy, Karl, Farrow
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