Perception-related modulations of local field potential power and coherence in primary visual cortex of awake monkey during binocular rivalry
Perception-related modulations of local field potential power and coherence in primary visual cortex of awake monkey during binocular rivalry
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DOI:
10.1093/cercor/bhg129
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发表时间:
2004-03-01
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3.7
通讯作者:
Eckhorn, R
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作者:
Gail, A;Brinksmeyer, HJ;Eckhorn, R
Cortical synchronization at gamma-frequencies (35-90 Hz) has been proposed to define the connectedness among the local parts of a perceived visual object. This hypothesis is still under debate. We tested it under conditions of binocular rivalry (BR), where a monkey perceived alternations among conflicting gratings presented singly to each eye at orthogonal orientations. We made multi-channel microelectrode recordings of multi-unit activity (MUA) and local field potentials (LFP) from striate cortex (V1) during BR while the monkey indicated his perception by pushing a lever. We analyzed spectral power and coherence of MUA and LFP over 4-90 Hz. As in previous work, coherence of gamma-signals in most pairs of recording locations strongly depended on grating orientation when stimuli were presented congruently in both eyes. With incongruent (rivalrous) stimulation LFP power was often consistently modulated in consonance with the perceptual state. This was not visible in MUA. These perception-related modulations of LFP occurred at low and medium frequencies (