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This is a map of orientation selectivity as expected from a regular lattice of columns.

A monocular map of orientation (obtained from the central region to minimize boundary effects) is also shown in Fig.  8a.

Once we have obtained PO and OSI of cortical neurons, we can also study the properties of the map of orientation selectivity that emerges on the cortical surface.

In order to achieve maximum precision and flexibility for the positioning of electrodes, a plastic cylinder containing channels of an extremely high aspect ratio (density >20 channels/mm2) was fixed above the cortex and individual channel positions were superimposed onto the functional maps of orientation columns obtained previously with OI.

And I explore them in order to layer them with my own maps of orientation.

Using this technique, maps of orientation, ocular dominance, spatial frequency, retinotopy, and color, have been obtained in the early visual cortex of various species [5] [23].

Large injections into primary visual cortex in vivo, aligned with functional maps of orientation preference, should show that orientation pinwheel zones correspond to unlabeled lacunae.

Despite their closer genetic relationship to primates, rodents do not have smooth maps of orientation preference or a superficial patch system as presented here (Van Hooser et al. 2006).

There are overall similarities between the maps of orientation (Fig.  10d, f) and selectivity (Fig.  10g, i), but there are also clear differences.

Comparisons between the patch system and the cortical response made using aggregate maps of function, such as angle maps of orientation preference, may obscure the relationship between self-consistent states and the patch system.

Because the in-plane resolution used in our study was still 1 2 orders of magnitude lower than that typically used in optical imaging, we refrained from using these voxels to construct spatial maps of orientation selectivity, which would require a extensive interpolation between identified orientation-selective voxels (Yacoub et al. 2008).