The Tohoku Journal of Experimental Medicine · 1972 · 27 citations · 3 references
Life SciencesNeurobiologyNeuroscienceSensory NeuroscienceVisual ElectrophysiologyVisual NeuroscienceLateral Geniculate NucleusNervous TissueNeuronal Cell TypesSynaptic TransmissionVisual SystemFibersLateral Geniculate Nucleus PhysiologyLateral Geniculate Nucleus Receptive FieldsVisual Cortex OrganizationVisual Cortex PhysiologyVisual Information Systems
Relay neurons in the cat's lateral geniculate nucleus have either on-center or off-center receptive field. They are further classified into Type-I (phasic) and Type-II (tonic). Type-I cells are activated by faster conducting opfic tract fibers and send the visual information to visual cortex by faster conducting radiation fibers, while Type-II cells area ctivated by slower fibers and extend slower radiation fibers, while Type-II cells are activated by slower fibers and extend slower radiation fibers, while Type-II cells are activated by slower fibers and extend slower radiation fibers.
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Unitary analysis of retino-geniculate response time in rats
Hiroharu Noda, Kitsuya Iwama · Vision Research · 1967 · 57 citations