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The visual cortex produces gamma band echo in response to broadband visual flicker

2021-01-13

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The aim of this study is to uncover the network dynamics of the human visual cortex by driving it with a broadband random visual flicker. We here applied a broadband flicker (1–720 Hz) while measuring the MEG and then estimated the temporal response function (TRF) between the visual input and the MEG response. This TRF revealed an early response in the 40–60 Hz gamma range as well as in the 8–12 Hz alpha band. Whi...

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2fcd62b8-5bd9-575d-a109-b8bc8a0add3d
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10.1101/2021.01.11.426257
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