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PCRD EU
Numéro de projet
99.0507
Titre du projet
NETS & REPRESENTATIONS : Principles of areal interactions in primate visual cortex
Titre du projet anglais
NETS & REPRESENTATIONS : Principles of areal interactions in primate visual cortex

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Primate visual cortex; interareal feedforward and feedback connections; synaptic targets; light and electron microscopy; Life Sciences; Medicine; Health; Scientific Research
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EU project number: QLG3CT199901064
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EU-programme: 5. Frame Research Programme - 1.1.8 Generic R&D activities
Description succincte
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See abstract
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Coordinator: Institut National de la Santé, Bron (F)
Résumé des résultats (Abstract)
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We take a synthetic approach to the inter-areal processing of information in monkey visual cortex and combine quantitative anatomy with multielectrode recording, computational analysis and neuroinformatics. We shall make quantitative measurements of areal patterns of connectivity that will lead to a better-constrained computational analysis of the organization of cortical areas. We shall identify the target structures and neuronal types of inter-areal axons originating from single cortical layers. This will enable us to characterise at a synaptic level the principles of connections between areas at different levels and so provide anew basis for interpreting the likely role of intracortical connections. We shall study the neurophysiology of cortical neurons in relationship to the cortical architecture revealed by the anatomical studies. In striate and extrastriate areas we shall compare neuron responses to natural and artificial stimuli both during fixation and free viewing. We shall study the role of feedback projections in response to natural stimuli. This approach will enable us to compare the traditional model of vision-as-analysis with a vision-as-interference model.
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Swiss Database: Euro-DB of the
State Secretariat for Education and Research
Hallwylstrasse 4
CH-3003 Berne, Switzerland
Tel. +41 31 322 74 82
Swiss Project-Number: 99.0507