Sentence examples for deprived eye from inspiring English sources

For lower level vision, the deficits are worse in the previously deprived eye if the deprivation had been monocular rather than binocular, but for higher level perception, that pattern reverses, perhaps because of cross-modal neural completion during the deprivation.

We analyzed additional single-unit response properties in neurons from the main treatment groups to further define changes in non-deprived eye (NDE) and deprived eye (DE) pathways.

To simplify our presentation, the traditional contralateral bias index (CBI) was modified so that scores of 1 indicated complete dominance by the non-deprived eye, 0 complete deprived eye dominance and 0.5 equal representation of both eye in the hemisphere under study (a metric hereafter referred to as the "non-deprived eye bias index": NBI).

In rats, VEGF-B infusion during monocular deprivation (MD) counteracted the normally occurring ocular dominance (OD) shift toward the non-deprived eye so that the deprived eye dominated the VEGF-B-treated cortex after MD.

Monocular visual stimulation was achieved by reopening the deprived eye, while the fellow non-deprived eye was sutured, and immediately placing the animal in darkness for two days.

This means that the deprived eye will not develop normal vision if the cause for the deprivation is not corrected in time.

In the mammalian visual system, monocular visual deprivation (MD) in early life induces a loss of cortical response to a deprived eye together with a significant retraction of afferent axons from the lateral geniculate nucleus (LGN) serving the deprived eye (ocular dominance plasticity) [1] [4].

His deprived eye had craved what he recognised as beauty, grace.

Then the kittens were divided into two groups: one group that was placed in darkness immediately upon opening the deprived eye, and a second group that waited 3 months before its stint in the darkness.

Similar data were obtained in the cortices contralateral and ipsilateral to the deprived eye.

This was associated with deficits in both the normal depression of V1 neuronal responses to deprived-eye stimulation, and potentiation of responses to non-deprived eye stimulation, which accompany ocular dominance plasticity.