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Spontaneous traveling cortical waves gate perception in awake behaving primates

Davis et al., 2019

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3204707904243182551
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Davis Z
Muller L
Trujillo J
Sejnowski T
Reynolds J
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Perceptual sensitivity varies from moment to moment. One potential source of variability is spontaneous fluctuations in cortical activity that can travel as a wave. Spontaneous traveling waves have been reported during anesthesia, but questioned as to whether they are …
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