Receptive fields of single neurones in the cat's striate cortex
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Summary
The present investigation, made in acute preparations, includes a study of receptive fields of cells in the cat's striate cortex, which resembled retinal ganglion-cell receptive fields, but the shape and arrangement of excitatory and inhibitory areas differed strikingly from the concentric pattern found in retinalganglion cells.
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- 1959-10-01
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Keywords
Striate cortex, Receptive field, Neuroscience, Citation, Cortex (anatomy)
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