Near-real-time feature-selective modulations in human cortex.
Near-real-time feature-selective modulations in human cortex.
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10.1016/j.cub.2013.02.013
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发表时间:
2013-03-18
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9.2
通讯作者:
Serences, John T.
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Garcia, Javier O.;Srinivasan, Ramesh;Serences, John T.
In order to link neural activity with cognitive function, information is needed about both the temporal dynamics and the content of neural codes. Traditionally, recording single neurons in animals has been the primary means of obtaining high temporal resolution as well as precise information about neural tuning properties such as selectivity for different sensory features. Recent fMRI studies in humans have been able to measure feature selectivity within specific sub-regions of sensory cortex (e.g., orientation selectivity in primary visual cortex, or V1). However, investigating the neural mechanisms that support cognitive processing – which often occur rapidly on a sub-second scale – using a temporally insensitive method such as fMRI severely limits the types of inferences that can be drawn. Here, we describe a new method for tracking the rapid temporal evolution of feature-selective information processing with scalp recordings of EEG. We generate orientation-selective response profiles based on the spatially distributed pattern of steady-state visual evoked potential (SSVEP) responses to flickering visual stimuli. Using this approach, we report a multiplicative attentional modulation of these feature-selective response profiles with a temporal resolution of 24ms–120 ms, which is far faster than that achieved using fMRI. Finally, we show that behavioral performance on a discrimination task can be predicted based on the amplitude of these temporally precise feature-selective response profiles. This method thus provides a high temporal resolution metric that can be used to track the influence of cognitive manipulations on feature-selective information processing in human cortex.
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