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Retinal and Cortical Determinants of Cortical Magnification in Human Albinism

2019-03-05

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<h4>ABSTRACT</h4> The human fovea lies at the center of the retina and supports high-acuity vision. In normal visual system development, foveal acuity is correlated with both a high density of cone photoreceptors at this location and a magnified retinotopic representation of the fovea in the visual cortex. Both cone density and the cortical area dedicated to each degree of visual space—the latter known as the cor...

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69a7f023-197b-5125-8461-39a7559a84d3
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10.1101/562249
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