vision/eye
• significant decrease in the area of the ventrotemporal crescent of the retina
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• loss of ipsilaterally projecting retinal ganglion cells is seen in a subregion of the ventrotemporal crescent of the retina
• contralateral projecting retinal ganglion cells cover an expanded region in the ventral retina
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• when the stimuli is presented in the pericentral region within the binocular zone, binocular responses are not consistently larger than contralateral responses the same mice
• binocular and ipsilateral responses appear smaller in magnitude on average compared with those in wild-type mice
• the alignment of traces is less apparent for VEPs that are maximally responsive to stimuli presented at the pericentral portion of the binocular zone
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• the dorsal discrimination threshold is significantly lower compared to wild-type controls
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nervous system
• decrease in the proportion of the superior colliculus occupied by ipsilateral retinocollicular projections
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• the volume of the dorsal lateral geniculate nucleus occupied by ipsilateral retinogeniculate projections is slightly but significantly reduced
• the reduction is more notable in rostral sections compared to caudal sections
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• a slight, but significant reduction in the ipsilateral signal area and mediolateral ipsilateral signal width in the primary visual cortex indicating a reduction in the degree of ipsilateral input
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• the volume of the dorsal lateral geniculate nucleus occupied by ipsilateral retinogeniculate projections is slightly but significantly reduced
• the reduction of ipsilateral retinogeniculate projections is more notable in rostral sections compared to caudal sections
• decrease in the proportion of the superior colliculus occupied by ipsilateral retinocollicular projections
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