Anatomy of interhemispheric connections in the visual system of Boston Siamese and ordinary cats
Anatomy of interhemispheric connections in the visual system of Boston Siamese and ordinary cats
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波士顿暹罗猫与普通猫视觉系统半球间连接的解剖
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1977
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C. Shatz
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C. Shatz
In Siamese cats, previous studies have shown that a genetic mutation causes retinogeniculate fibers in each eye which arise from the temporal retina representing the 20° of ipsilateral visual field adjacent to the vertical meridian to cross aberrantly in the optic chiasm, thereby terminating in the wrong lateral geniculate nucleus. The abnormality is expressed subsequently at the level of the visual cortex. This paper presents anatomical evidence that the pattern of commissural visual connections in the “Boston” variety of Siamese cat also is highly abnormal in comparison to that of ordinary cats.