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Gene therapy partially restores visual processing in the geniculostriate pathway of patients with Leber congenital amaurosis type 2 while maintaining compensatory activity in the retinotectal pathway.
Vision-restoring gene therapy also strengthens visual processing pathways in brain Surprisingly rapid regrowth of unused brain connections after decades of near blindness Date: July 15, 2015 ...
MIT researchers found that early low-quality visual input may influence how the brain develops its two key visual pathways: magnocellular and parvocellular. They showed that early blurry and grayscale ...
There are two visual processing pathways in the brain. The first to develop in humans is the spatial visual process (SVP). It sends information from the peripheral visual system to the superior ...
Although the visual response properties of neurons along the retinogeniculocortical pathway have been studied for decades, relatively few studies have examined how individual neurons along the pathway ...
Information from V1 splits again into two pathways farther along the visual-processing course: the how pathway projecting into the parietal lobes (“How” do I use or interact with this object ...
Originally, the dorsal visual processing stream was proposed as a 'Where' pathway, supporting spatial processing, but later accounts proposed that it is a 'How' pathway subserving primarily non ...
A subcortical pathway is assumed to mediate non-conscious visual processing of emotional stimuli. In this provocative Perspective, Pessoa and Adolphs argue that this pathway does not exist in ...
However, these studies focused on cortical structures that are involved in much later stages of the visual processing pathway. As opposed to this, our sensory system is constantly 'bombarded' by ...
Some researchers believe dyslexia is a visual processing disorder at its core because a brain pathway involved in processing motion is also altered in dyslexia. Still, a debate rages over whether ...
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