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2009
Abstract In This Chapter, we will draw the most overtly relied upon sensory system—the visual sensory system, and in the next chapter, we will learn the eye movements. Let’s begin with an axial section through the eyeball and include the posterior optic nerve attachment.
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Abstract In This Chapter, we will draw the most overtly relied upon sensory system—the visual sensory system, and in the next chapter, we will learn the eye movements. Let’s begin with an axial section through the eyeball and include the posterior optic nerve attachment.
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An underestimated visual pathway in reptiles
Neuroscience Letters, 1985Field potentials evoked in the turtle general cortex by electric stimulation of the optic tectum were analyzed. Cathodal polarization and subtotal lesions of n. rotundus led to either facilitation or depression of later components of the cortical potential. On the contrary, cathodal polarization and lesions of n.geniculatus lateralis dorsalis similarly
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Eyeing visual pathways in dyslexia
Science, 2014![Figure][1] PHOTO: LISA VALDER/ISTOCKPHOTO In their Report “Intact but less accessible phonetic representations in adults with dyslexia” (6 December 2013, p. [1251][2]), B. Boets et al.
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A tectocortical visual pathway in the rat
Neuroscience, 1980Abstract Injections of tritiated leucine into the superior colliculus of the rat were used to study the efferents of the colliculus. The superficial layers of the colliculus project to the lateral posterior nucleus, the lateral geniculate nucleus and the pretectum.
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Gliomas of the Anterior Visual Pathways
Neurosurgery Clinics of North America, 1999Gliomas of the anterior visual pathways include the more commonly encountered benign tumors of children and the rare and highly aggressive malignant tumors of adults. Diagnostic biopsy is not required in most cases of childhood gliomas, especially those unassociated with visual loss or other neurologic symptoms, because the clinical and neuroimaging ...
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Color-biased regions in the ventral visual pathway are food selective
Current Biology, 2023Kendrick Kay, Chris Racey, Jenny Bosten
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