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Visual experience sculpts whole-cortex spontaneous infraslow activity patterns through an Arc-dependent mechanism.
Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America - 14 Nov 2017
Kraft Andrew W, Mitra Anish, Bauer Adam Q, Snyder Abraham Z, Raichle Marcus E, Culver Joseph P, Lee Jin-Moo
Abstract excerpt
Decades of work in experimental animals has established the importance of visual experience during critical periods for the development of normal sensory-evoked responses in the visual cortex. However, much less is known concerning the impact of early visual experience on the systems-level organization of spontaneous activity. Human resting-state fMRI has revealed that infraslow fluctuations in spontaneous...
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