Jenna G. Kelly

This study examines how amblyopia affects visual motion processing in the extrastriate cortex of macaque monkeys, finding reduced binocular responses and a shift in eye preference toward the non-amblyopic eye.

The paper compares neuronal density and laminar composition between human and macaque V1, finding human V1 has lower neuronal density but higher total neuron count in functional units.

The paper investigates how neurons in the macaque's lateral geniculate nucleus adapt to changes in contrast and luminance, finding distinct responses in magnocellular and parvocellular layers.

The paper identifies multiple functional clusters of neurons in layer 6 of macaque V1 based on their response to visual stimuli, revealing distinct sub-populations with different visual properties.

The paper examines laminar differences in V1 and V2 responses to naturalistic textures, finding stronger sensitivity in V2 and feedback-driven activity in V1.