Research shows saccade-related activity in superior colliculus predicts eye choice for visual targets in monkeys with strabismus, indicating distinct neuron populations are involved.
These results imply that, in monkeys with strabismus, different (but overlapping) populations of burst neurons are active depending on which eye is directed to a visual target.
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