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Differential Burst dynamics of Slow and Fast gamma rhythms in Macaque primary visual cortex

2025-10-02

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Gamma oscillations have been ubiquitously observed across a wide spectrum of brain areas in multiple species. They tend to occur intermittently in the form of bursts, rather than being produced as sustained and continuous rhythmic activity. Recent studies have shown that large visual sinusoidal gratings elicit two distinct gamma rhythms, namely, slow (≈ 20-35 Hz) and fast gamma (≈ 40-65 Hz), in the primary visual...

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DOI: 10.1101/2025.10.01.679813

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