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Steady-state measures of visual suppression

2021-07-27

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In the early visual system, suppression occurs between neurons representing different stimulus properties. This includes features such as orientation (cross-orientation suppression), eye-of-origin (interocular suppression) and spatial location (surround suppression), which are thought to involve distinct anatomical pathways. We asked if these separate routes to suppression can be differentiated by their pattern of...

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Literature Corpus work: 82cb6e2a-26ba-50f5-ad67-53b9b8e6fbb0
DOI: 10.1101/2021.07.27.453123

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