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Differential processing and habituation in distinct spatial frequency channels in V1 of a mouse model of fragile X syndrome

2020-01-25

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Extraction of both common and unique features across different visual inputs is crucial for animal survival. Regularities in the visual input lead to learning of the general principles governing an environment, whereas unique features are important for novelty detection. Low and high spatial frequencies (SF) represent two different channels of visual perception, which may be playing different roles in the processi...

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Literature Corpus work: 23c5f4ca-b5ba-5477-a3de-66031f1f4dfe
DOI: 10.1101/2020.01.24.919035

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