COGS 101A Lecture Notes - Lecture 6: Retinal Ganglion Cell, Rhesus Macaque, Optic Chiasm

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Primary Vis Path
Ganglion axon pathway
Contralateral representation of visual space
Crossover, left world goes to right hemisphere and v.v.
Temporal pathway: visu info outside by temples
Nasal pathway: vis info inside retina
Where the optic nerve from left and right eyes meet and info from
nasal sides of the retinas cross
Optic Chiasm
Where optic nerve left and right eye meet and info from nasal
pathway cross
Optic tract
Cont. of optic nerve that relays info from optic chiasm to ipsilateral
lgn
Lateral Geniculate Nucleus
“Relay station” or “hub” where a lot of sensory processing happens
Keeps info separate
In thalamus and bilateral
6 layers
Info is kept separate so info is preserved
Magnocellular pathway
Larger cells
1-2
Ganglion cell: parasol
Rod + cones
Lots of convergence
Light but not color
Motion detection
Parvocellular pathway
Smaller cells
3-6
Ganglion cell: midget
Single cone
No convergence
Most fine detail
Color
Depth
Koniocellular pathway
Even smaller cells
Under the 6 layers
Ganglion cell: Bistratified
Cones
Some convergence
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