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Revision as of 09:48, 26 June 2015
Occipital Lobe
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This page covers biological details of component group Occipital Lobe. Component group is part of aHuman target integrated biological model.
- Top-down path to center: Cortex -> Occipital Lobe (NC.LOBE.OCC) (see Mind Maps)
- Function:
(generated)
Components
(generated)
Component items:
- Primary Visual Cortex: Detect color, shape and movements
- Secondary Visual Cortex (NSA.NC.OCC.V2): Storage of Object Recognition Memory
- Secondary Visual Cortex, Thin Stripe: Extract luminance and color features
- Secondary Visual Cortex, Thick Stripe: Extract binocular disparities and stimulus orientation features
- Secondary Visual Cortex, Pale Stripe: Extract form features
- Associative Visual Cortex (NPE.NC.OCC.V3): Processing of global motion, dynamic shapes, orientation
- Dorsal Associative Visual Cortex: Processing of global motion, orientation
- Ventral Associative Visual Cortex: Processing of dynamic shapes
- Fusiform Gyrus (NSA.NC.OCC.V4): Recognizing shapes and colors
- Dorsal Visual Area V4: Recognizing shapes, kinetic motion
- Ventral Visual Area V4: Recognizing color
- Middle Temporal Area: Integration of local motion signals into global percepts
- Parietooccipital Area: Analyzing self-motion relative to the environment, depth
Connectivity
(generated)
Internal Regions Connections:
External Connections:
External Inbound Center Connections:
Source Center ID | Source Center Name | Reference |
FAM.FT.EXTAM | Extended Amygdala | (unknown reference) |
FD.TH | Thalamus | Thalamocortical relationships (LGN -> pLGN) |
External Outbound Center Connections: