The receptive-field organization of tangential neurons (including H1 and V1) is independent of visual sensory information during early post-hatching development, suggesting the neurons are genetically fixed rather than developing by early visual experience.
Suggesting that the neurons are genetically fixed rather than developing by early visual experience. The receptive-field organization of tangential neurons (including H1 and V1) is independent of visual sensory information during early post-hatching development.
The receptive-field organization of tangential neurons (including H1 and V1) is independent of visual sensory information during early post-hatching development. Suggesting that the neurons are genetically fixed rather than developing by early visual experience.
The receptive-field organization of tangential neurons (including H1 and V1) is independent of visual sensory information during early post-hatching development. Suggesting that the neurons are genetically fixed rather than developing by early visual experience.