<p>At the beginning of the trial the cat has to direct its gaze to a green fixation point projected in the center of a CRT monitor (refresh rate 100 Hz). Then, the animal has to maintain fixation within an acceptance window for 500 ms (fixation phase). If the fixation phase is successfully accomplished, a static random dot pattern appears (at 0 ms), and it remains on the screen for 200-500 ms (static stimulation phase). After this, the dots of same static pattern start to move coherently in a radial center-in or center-out direction (optic flow, dynamic stimulation phase, 1000 ms). As can be seen in the figure, the animal has to hold fixation throughout the stimulation phases. If it manages to do so, the trial is accepted, and the animal is...
<p>(A) A schematic diagram that illustrates motion direction, speed, and axis in the case of an appa...
<p>Raster plots of behavioral responses in the implanted cats show the timing of head turns. Colored...
Abstract Eye movements can be broadly classified into target-selecting and gaze-stabilizing eye move...
<p>At the beginning of the trial the cat has to direct its gaze to a green fixation point projected ...
BACKGROUND: Anesthetized, paralyzed domestic cats are often used as model organisms in visual neurop...
<p>(A) A spatial layout of stimulus condition. A white cross indicates central fixation and the dash...
<p>A. In the stimulus-driven attention paradigm, the visual and auditory trials started with the cue...
<p>The PSTHs in panels A and B show the activity of the neuron in response to stimulation. A: respon...
<p>After a variable ITI (3–12 s, truncated exponential distribution with a mean of 6 s), the respons...
Beside its motor functions, the caudate nucleus (CN), the main input structure of the basal ganglia,...
<p>(A) Schematic of the components of the experimental setup in a top view: the LED-screen (a) with ...
<p>Cats were placed in a meshed cage. The mechanical stimulator, which was embedded in a small band,...
<p>(A) A trial began with the presentation of a visual cue, in the center of the screen, consisting ...
This study explored the influence of 5 types of visual stimulation (1 control condition [no visual ...
<p>(A) Reaction-time version of a two-alternative forced-choice direction di...
<p>(A) A schematic diagram that illustrates motion direction, speed, and axis in the case of an appa...
<p>Raster plots of behavioral responses in the implanted cats show the timing of head turns. Colored...
Abstract Eye movements can be broadly classified into target-selecting and gaze-stabilizing eye move...
<p>At the beginning of the trial the cat has to direct its gaze to a green fixation point projected ...
BACKGROUND: Anesthetized, paralyzed domestic cats are often used as model organisms in visual neurop...
<p>(A) A spatial layout of stimulus condition. A white cross indicates central fixation and the dash...
<p>A. In the stimulus-driven attention paradigm, the visual and auditory trials started with the cue...
<p>The PSTHs in panels A and B show the activity of the neuron in response to stimulation. A: respon...
<p>After a variable ITI (3–12 s, truncated exponential distribution with a mean of 6 s), the respons...
Beside its motor functions, the caudate nucleus (CN), the main input structure of the basal ganglia,...
<p>(A) Schematic of the components of the experimental setup in a top view: the LED-screen (a) with ...
<p>Cats were placed in a meshed cage. The mechanical stimulator, which was embedded in a small band,...
<p>(A) A trial began with the presentation of a visual cue, in the center of the screen, consisting ...
This study explored the influence of 5 types of visual stimulation (1 control condition [no visual ...
<p>(A) Reaction-time version of a two-alternative forced-choice direction di...
<p>(A) A schematic diagram that illustrates motion direction, speed, and axis in the case of an appa...
<p>Raster plots of behavioral responses in the implanted cats show the timing of head turns. Colored...
Abstract Eye movements can be broadly classified into target-selecting and gaze-stabilizing eye move...