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Memory-guided microsaccades

2019-02-03

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Microsaccades are overwhelmingly described as involuntary eye movements. Here we show in both human subjects and monkeys that individual microsaccades of any direction can easily be triggered: (1) “on demand”, based on an arbitrary instruction, (2) without any special training, (3) without visual guidance by a stimulus, and (4) in a spatially and temporally accurate manner. Subjects voluntarily generated instructe...

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Literature Corpus work: a87c2870-0364-5ced-9e0f-5e702b1bb942
DOI: 10.1101/539205

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