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Large-Scale Color Biases in the Retinotopic Functional Architecture Are Region Specific and Shared across Human Brains

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By Michael M. Bannert, Andreas Bartels
| JNeurosci Verified
Large-Scale Color Biases in the Retinotopic Functional Architecture Are Region Specific and Shared across Human Brains Michael M. Bannert, Andreas Bartels Journal of Neuroscience 15 October 2025, 45 (42) e2717202025; DOI: 10.1523/JNEUROSCI.2717-20.2025
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Large-scale color biases in the retinotopic functional architecture are region specific and shared across human brains

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By Michael M. Bannert, Andreas Bartels
| JNeurosci Verified
Abstract Despite the functional specialization in visual cortex, there is growing evidence that the processing of chromatic and spatial visual features is intertwined. While past studies focused on visual field biases in retina and behavior, large-scale dependencies between coding of color and retinotopic space are largely unexplored in the cortex.
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Large-scale color biases in the retinotopic functional architecture are region specific and shared across human brains

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By Michael M. Bannert, Andreas Bartels
Abstract Despite the functional specialization in visual cortex, there is growing evidence that the processing of chromatic and spatial visual features is intertwined. While past studies focused on visual field biases in retina and behavior, large-scale dependencies between coding of color and retinotopic space are largely unexplored in the cortex.
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