Tendency of the brain to prefer visual input from one eye over the other.
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Examples for "ocular dominance "
Examples for "ocular dominance "
1 Furthermore, Ube3a-deficient mice lacked ocular dominance plasticity in vivo when challenged with monocular deprivation.
2 Stimulation of histone acetylation in adult animals by means of trichostatin promoted ocular dominance plasticity.
3 The normal patterns were compared to those of monkeys whose ocular dominance system had been altered by visual deprivation.
4 We found that unlike the infusion experiments, excess BDNF expressed in mouse visual cortex did not block ocular dominance plasticity.
5 A short period of food restriction in adulthood is able both to reinstate ocular dominance plasticity and promote recovery from amblyopia.
1 It was a mere piece of one - eyedness ; and it was Darwin who put out Weismann's humane and sensible eye.
1 No relationship between eye preference and previously recorded hand preference was found.
2 This study examined eye preference in 45 captive chimpanzees (Pan troglodytes) in response to various stimuli.
3 These results are not consistent with previous reports of human eye preference and may reflect lateralization differences for emotional processing.
4 In addition, a significant shift in eye preference took place from the initial look to subsequent looks when viewing the snake.
5 Main effects of stimulus type were found for direction of eye preference , number of looks, and looking duration, but not for strength of eye preference .
6 The other's closed- eyes preference brought a smile to Jared's lips.
7 Could his friend's closed- eyes preference possibly have had anything to do with his not having sensed the psychic pressure?
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