(B) Time course from the face patches. Blood flows to these regions only when the monkey views faces. (C) Average response across 182 cells from the middle face patch of one monkey to 96 different images. The first 16 images are faces. (D) Responses of a face cell to repeated presentations of an upright and an inverted cartoon face...
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Each dot represents an action potential. Having found these fMRI face regions in monkeys, I then asked: What is the selectivity of single neurons within an fMRI-identified face patch? I started by recording from single neurons--almost 500 of them--in the middle face patch of two monkeys, and found 97% of the visually responsive neurons to be face-selective (9) (see figure, panel C)...
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