A twisted visual field map in the primate cortex predicted by topographic continuity

A twisted visual field map in the primate cortex predicted by topographic continuity. Yu, H., Rowley, D., Price, N., Rosa, M., & Zavitz, E bioRxiv, biorxiv.org, 2019.

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Adjacent neurons in visual cortex have overlapping receptive fields within and across area boundaries, an arrangement which is theorized to minimize wiring cost. This constraint is thought to create retinotopic maps of opposing field sign (mirror and non-mirror representations of the visual field) in adjacent visual areas, a concept which has become central in current attempts to subdivide the cortex. We modelled a realistic developmental scenario in which adjacent areas do not mature simultaneously, but need to maintain …

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	author = {HH Yu and DP Rowley and NSC Price and MGP Rosa and E Zavitz},
	title = {A twisted visual field map in the primate cortex predicted by topographic continuity},
	journal = {bioRxiv},
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	doi = {10.1101/682187v2.abstract},
	url = {https://www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/682187v2.abstract},
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	abstract = {Adjacent neurons in visual cortex have overlapping receptive fields within and across area boundaries, an arrangement which is theorized to minimize wiring cost. This constraint is thought to create retinotopic maps of opposing field sign (mirror and non-mirror representations of the visual field) in adjacent visual areas, a concept which has become central in current attempts to subdivide the cortex. We modelled a realistic developmental scenario in which adjacent areas do not mature simultaneously, but need to maintain …},

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