(75209), C. L., (2518702), C. L., (8528478), L. H., (86839), L. Z., & (2071), P. Z. (2025). Laminar fMRI responses in V1, V2 and IPS. (A) Upper: Normalized CBV responses ( in percent signal change) to the orientation foregrounds in V1, V2, and IPS. Lower: CBV response difference between the 90° and 15° foreground conditions (). Each gray dot represents data from one participant. Error bars represent SEM. *, ** and *** indicate <i>p</i> < 0.05, <i>p</i> < 0.01, and <i>p</i> < 0.001, respectively. D: deep, M: middle, S: superficial. (B) Volume activation maps of the saliency-sensitive response in the foreground ROIs of V1, V2, and IPS for a representative participant. Red lines indicate the boundary between gray matter (GM) and cerebrospinal fluid (CSF). Yellow lines indicate the boundary between GM and white matter (WM). (C) Left: Surface activation maps of saliency-sensitive response ( in percent signal change) in different cortical depths of V1 in a representative participant (same participant as in B). Dashed circles indicate the location of foreground on the cortical.
Chicago Style (17th ed.) Citation(75209), Chen Liu, Chengwen Liu (2518702), Laurentius Huber (8528478), Li Zhaoping (86839), and Peng Zhang (2071). Laminar FMRI Responses in V1, V2 and IPS. (A) Upper: Normalized CBV Responses ( in Percent Signal Change) to the Orientation Foregrounds in V1, V2, and IPS. Lower: CBV Response Difference Between the 90° and 15° Foreground Conditions (). Each Gray Dot Represents Data from One Participant. Error Bars Represent SEM. *, ** and *** Indicate <i>p</i> < 0.05, <i>p</i> < 0.01, and <i>p</i> < 0.001, Respectively. D: Deep, M: Middle, S: Superficial. (B) Volume Activation Maps of the Saliency-sensitive Response in the Foreground ROIs of V1, V2, and IPS for a Representative Participant. Red Lines Indicate the Boundary Between Gray Matter (GM) and Cerebrospinal Fluid (CSF). Yellow Lines Indicate the Boundary Between GM and White Matter (WM). (C) Left: Surface Activation Maps of Saliency-sensitive Response ( in Percent Signal Change) in Different Cortical Depths of V1 in a Representative Participant (same Participant as in B). Dashed Circles Indicate the Location of Foreground on the Cortical. 2025.
MLA (9th ed.) Citation(75209), Chen Liu, et al. Laminar FMRI Responses in V1, V2 and IPS. (A) Upper: Normalized CBV Responses ( in Percent Signal Change) to the Orientation Foregrounds in V1, V2, and IPS. Lower: CBV Response Difference Between the 90° and 15° Foreground Conditions (). Each Gray Dot Represents Data from One Participant. Error Bars Represent SEM. *, ** and *** Indicate <i>p</i> < 0.05, <i>p</i> < 0.01, and <i>p</i> < 0.001, Respectively. D: Deep, M: Middle, S: Superficial. (B) Volume Activation Maps of the Saliency-sensitive Response in the Foreground ROIs of V1, V2, and IPS for a Representative Participant. Red Lines Indicate the Boundary Between Gray Matter (GM) and Cerebrospinal Fluid (CSF). Yellow Lines Indicate the Boundary Between GM and White Matter (WM). (C) Left: Surface Activation Maps of Saliency-sensitive Response ( in Percent Signal Change) in Different Cortical Depths of V1 in a Representative Participant (same Participant as in B). Dashed Circles Indicate the Location of Foreground on the Cortical. 2025.