Neural circuitry for stimulus selection in the zebrafish visual system - ScienceDirect
Figure 2. Activity of RGCs and tectal neurons exhibit switch-like responses during monocular competition Figure 3. WTA dynamics in tectal and isthmic neurons in response to competing binocular stimuli Figure 4. Optogenetic manipulation of the NI during presentation of competing binocular looming stimuli Figure 5. Optogenetic activation leads to WTA and averaging activity dynamics and modulates tectal responses to looming stimuli Figure 6. Unilateral ablation of NI cells modulates looming-evoked responses bilaterally Figure 7. Cellular architecture of isthmotectal circuitry Figure 8. Schematic summary of findings Document S1. Figures S1–S10. Document S2. Article plus supplemental information. Deeper retinorecipient layers in the central regions of the neuropil receive luminance information from retinal ganglion cells. Deep laminae of the neuropil receive a smaller number of afferents from diverse sources, including the hypothalamus, thalamus, cerebellum, torus semicircularis (homologous