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Sustained dynamics of saccadic inhibition and adaptive oculomotor responses during continuous exploration

2025-09-28

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In natural environments, stimuli often recur across time and space, requiring the visual system to remain sensitive to novelty while managing predictability. A central question in systems neuroscience is how motor systems adapt to repeated sensory events without compromising responsiveness. We investigated this adaptive capacity using saccadic inhibition (SI)—a reflexive suppression of eye movements triggered by s...

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Literature Corpus work: 86f6c4f5-aa2a-5d05-9d29-ada25379d76c
DOI: 10.1101/2025.09.28.679009

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