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Asymmetrical interhemispheric connections develop in cat visual cortex after early unilateral convergent strabismus: anatomy, physiology, and mechanisms

Bui Quoc et al., 2012

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Bui Quoc E
Ribot J
Quenech’Du N
Doutremer S
Lebas N
Grantyn A
Aushana Y
Milleret C
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Frontiers in neuroanatomy

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In the mammalian primary visual cortex, the corpus callosum contributes to the unification of the visual hemifields that project to the two hemispheres. Its development depends on visual experience. When this is abnormal, callosal connections must undergo dramatic anatomical …
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