论文信息 - Visual input to the visuomotor mechanisms of the monkey's parietal lobe.

Visual input to the visuomotor mechanisms of the monkey's parietal lobe.

A newly identified class of neurons of the parietal cortex, studied in waking monkeys (Macaca mulatta), is activated by visual stimuli, perhaps via the retino-collicular visual pathway. This afferent input is thought to provide the visual cues activating the visuomotor mechanisms of the parietal lobe for the direction of visual attention.

V. Mountcastle | T. C. Yin | T. Yin

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