Exposure of simple cells of the cat striate cortex to high-contrast drifting gratings greatly reduces the subsequent response of the cells to lowcontrast gratings. This adaptation effect has an average duration of 30 seconds and shows interocular transfer and selectivity for spatial frequency and orientation. This effect is strikingly similar to the perceptual adaptation to highcontrast gratings.
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Maffei, L., Florentini, A., & Blsti, S. (1973). Neural correlate of perceptual adaptation to gratings. Science, 182(4116), 1036–1038. https://doi.org/10.1126/science.182.4116.1036
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