Figure 1: Responses of L2/3 pyramidal cells in mouse visual cortex are highly feature selective ... Figure 4: Feedforward input structure determines the functional organization of recurrent ...

"We developed high-spatial-resolution ultrahigh-field 7T functional magnetic ... "In the ventral pathway (visual areas V1–V4 and the posterior inferior temporal cortex), viewing of a small ...

The study focused on neurons that form connections between different visual areas of the cortex in mice. Neurons called cortico ... which is important for understanding the functional role of cortical ...

New research demonstrates neural communication in visual cortex using ... V1 to higher visual areas. The researchers state that the results of the study "suggest a functional specialization ...

Cutting-edge depression treatments utilize cognitive control by detecting depression-linked activity in one area of the brain ...

Earlier research found that visual cortex could be rewired to process information from other senses, like hearing and touch. But Bedny wanted to know whether this area of the brain could do ...

Taken together, the findings suggest that as soon as the eyes open, signals between the different cortical areas prepare the primary visual cortex for fast and efficient vision, even in a dark ...

It makes up around 12% of the surface area of the cerebral cortex. The occipital lobe contains the primary visual processing center of the brain, including the visual cortexes. When presented ...

Most scientists agree that categorizing an object—like thinking of a carrot as either a root vegetable or a party snack—is the job of the prefrontal cortex ... Even in visual areas that ...

they examined the functional connectivity of the visual cortex. This measures how strongly the activity in the visual cortex is related to the activity in other brain regions, such as areas in the ...

signals from the frontal cortex — the V and A cues, for example — should alert other parts of the brain, including the visual processing areas at the back of the head, to prepare to pay attention.