Scientists harnessed an optical illusion in mice to understand how the brain processes visual information, focusing on the neon-color-spreading illusion.
The research delves into the brain's reaction to the illusion, shedding light on how it perceives shapes and brightness, with a focus on the visual cortex.
Specifically, the study examined the layers of neurons in the visual cortex, showcasing different responsibilities in processing various features of visual data from the eyes.
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