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  • 1. ChinaXiv:201605.01805
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    Attention-Dependent Early Cortical Suppression Contributes to Crowding

    Классификация: 生物学 >> 生物物理学 >> 神经科学 Время подачи: 2016-05-18

    Chen, Juan He, Yingchen Zhu, Ziyun Peng, Yujia Zhang, Xilin Fang, Fang Chen, Juan He, Yingchen Zhu, Ziyun Peng, Yujia Zhang, Xilin Fang, Fang Fang, Fang Fang, Fang Zhou, Tiangang

    Аннотация: Crowding, the identification difficulty for a target in the presence of nearby flankers, is ubiquitous in spatial vision and is considered a bottleneck of object recognition and visual awareness. Despite its significance, the neural mechanisms of crowding are still unclear. Here, we performed event-related potential and fMRI experiments to measure the cortical interaction between the target and flankers in human subjects. We found that the magnitude of the crowding effect was closely associated with an early suppressive cortical interaction. The cortical suppression was reflected in the earliest event-related potential component (C1), which originated in V1, and in the BOLD signal in V1, but not other higher cortical areas. Intriguingly, spatial attention played a critical role in the manifestation of the suppression. These findings provide direct and converging evidence that attention-dependent V1 suppression contributes to crowding at a very early stage of visual processing.

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  • 2. ChinaXiv:201605.01460
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    Behavioral Oscillation in Priming: Competing Perceptual Predictions Conveyed in Alternating Theta-Band Rhythms

    Классификация: 生物学 >> 生物物理学 >> 神经科学 Время подачи: 2016-05-12

    Huang, Yan Chen, Lin Luo, Huan Luo, Huan

    Аннотация: The brain constantly creates perceptual predictions about forthcoming stimuli to guide perception efficiently. Abundant studies have demonstrated that perceptual predictions modulate sensory activities depending on whether the actual inputs are consistent with one particular prediction. In real-life contexts, however, multiple and even conflicting predictions might concurrently exist to be tested, requiring a multiprediction coordination process. It remains largely unknown how multiple hypotheses are conveyed and harmonized to guide moment-by-moment perception. Based on recent findings revealing that multiple locations are sampled alternatively in various phase of attentional rhythms, we hypothesize that this oscillation-based temporal organization mechanism may also underlie the multiprediction coordination process. To address the issue, we used well established priming paradigms in combination with a time-resolved behavioral approach to investigate the fine temporal dynamics of the multiprediction harmonization course in human subjects. We first replicate classical priming effects in slowly developing trends of priming time courses. Second, after removing the typical priming patterns, we reveal a new theta-band (similar to 4 Hz) oscillatory component in the priming behavioral data regardless of whether the prime was masked. Third, we show that these theta-band priming oscillations triggered by congruent and incongruent primes are in an out-of-phase relationship. These findings suggest that perceptual predictions return to low-sensory areas not continuously but recurrently in a theta-band rhythm (every 200-300 ms) and that multiple predictions are dynamically coordinated in time by being conveyed in different phases of the theta-band oscillations to achieve dissociated but temporally organized neural representations.

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  • 3. ChinaXiv:201605.01343
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    V1 neurons respond to luminance changes faster than contrast changes

    Классификация: 生物学 >> 生物物理学 Время подачи: 2016-05-11

    Wang, Wen-Liang Li, Ran Li, Da-Peng Wang, Yi Wang, Wen-Liang Li, Ran Ding, Jian Tao, Louis Tao, Louis

    Аннотация: Luminance and contrast are two major attributes of objects in the visual scene. Luminance and contrast information received by visual neurons are often updated simultaneously. We examined the temporal response properties of neurons in the primary visual cortex (V1) to stimuli whose luminance and contrast were simultaneously changed by 50 Hz. We found that response tuning to luminance changes precedes tuning to contrast changes in V1. For most V1 neurons, the onset time of response tuning to luminance changes was shorter than that to contrast changes. Most neurons carried luminance information in the early response stage, while all neurons carried both contrast and luminance information in the late response stage. The early luminance response suggests that cortical processing for luminance is not as slow as previously thought.

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  • Производство и обслуживание: Отдел информационной системы, Национальная научная библиотека Китайской академии наук
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