THE OCULAR DOMINANCE DISTRIBUTIONS OF THE CELLS IN THE LATERAL SUPRASYLVIAN AREA BEFORE AND AFTER THE LESION OF VISUAL CORTEX AREAS 17, 18 AND 19 IN STRABISMIC CATS
刘丹, 薛晋堂, 寿天德
Abstract
刘丹, 薛晋堂, 寿天德
Abstract
Among the visual cortex areas investigated, besides areas 17, 18 and 19, the lateral suprasylvian area (LS) is best studied. The cells in this area are mainly sensitive to the visual stimuli with the preferred moving direction. The responses to stationary stimuli are poor and the cells have no orientation selectivity. Most cells show spatial summation and are
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Among the visual cortex areas investigated, besides areas 17, 18 and 19, the lateral suprasylvian area (LS) is best studied. The cells in this area are mainly sensitive to the visual stimuli with the preferred moving direction. The responses to stationary stimuli are poor and the cells have no orientation selectivity. Most cells show spatial summation and are
Key concepts: Visual cortex, Ocular dominance column, Ocular dominance, Orientation column, Striate cortex, CATS, Cortex (anatomy), Lesion