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Widespread Suppression of High-Order Visual Cortex During Blinks and External Predictable Visual Interruptions

2018-11-01

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Spontaneous eye blinks generate frequent potent interruptions to the retinal input and yet go unnoticed. As such, they provide an attractive approach to the study of the neural correlates of visual awareness. Here, we tested the potential role of predictability in generating blink-related effects using fMRI. While participants attentively watched still images of faces and houses, we monitored naturally occurring s...

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Literature Corpus work: 5d47669b-55ea-5c27-853d-e77b8af0c4bc
DOI: 10.1101/456566

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