Stereovision: normal circuits and impact of developmental disorders (NEI F32)
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Deadline✓ Verified
Aug 31, 2029
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National Eye Institute
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PROJECT SUMMARY A large mismatch in vision through the two eyes during development is known to cause lasting deficits in vision even after normal vision has been restored, including reduced visual acuity in one eye and impairments in stereovision or stereopsis. Current treatments for these vision deficits are limited, and visual impairments persist into adulthood. For normal stereopsis, the brain must calculate an object’s depth based on the slight differences in position an image creates in each eye, a process known as binocular disparity. Primary visual cortex (V1) is one of the first brain areas in the visual processing hierarchy with neurons that receive binocular input and show selectivity to binocular disparity. The impacts of impaired visual development on disparity tuning in V1 have not been explored fully at the level of neural circuits, and there are limited studies linking changes between physiology and circuit structure with stereoscopic behavior. This research training pro
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