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Pre-saccadic neural enhancements in marmoset area MT

2022-10-14

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Each time we make an eye movement, attention moves before the eyes, resulting in a perceptual enhancement at the target. Recent psychophysical studies suggest that this pre-saccadic attention enhances the visual features at the saccade target, whereas covert attention causes only spatially-selective enhancements. While previous non-human primate studies have found that pre-saccadic attention does enhance neural re...

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Literature Corpus work: 33838ed1-e124-5773-8c9d-24758fcc6a92
DOI: 10.1101/2022.10.11.511827

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