Summary
The paper discusses the role of specific retinal circuits and their projections in guiding visual behaviors such as predation in mice.
Categories
Cognitive function and memory: The paper discusses how specific features of the visual environment and specific retinal ganglion cell circuits that sample a particular space in the visual environment are used to guide efficient predation in mice.
Eye health: The paper explores the role of retinal circuits and their projections in visual behaviors, providing insights into the functioning of the eye.
Author(s)
J Krizan
Publication Year
2022
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