特集 「目」の神経学 錯視を生じる脳のしくみ-ゼブラフィッシュの運動残効から
特集 「目」の神経学 錯視を生じる脳のしくみ-ゼブラフィッシュの運動残効から
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专题:眼睛神经学:大脑如何产生视错觉 - 来自斑马鱼的运动后遗症
作者:
Yukinaga Hiroko;Hagihara Mitsue;Tsujimoto Kazuko;Chiang Hsiao-Ling;Kato Shigeki;Kobayashi Kazuto;Miyamichi Kazunari;出原 魁人・久本 直毅・松本 邦弘;戸丸信弘・内山憲太郎・玉木一郎・阪口翔太 編;久保郁
An optical illusion represents a perception that deviates from the actual visual information of the visualized scene and is considered to be generated by an error in visual processing in the brain. The mechanisms by which optical illusions are generated have attracted the interest of scientists for many years. In this review, I focus on a vertebrate model, the zebrafish, and discuss how research using zebrafish has uncovered the mechanisms underlying optical illusions, and how optical illusions serve as a tool to help us understand how normal visual processing works in the brain.