Noradrenergic modulation of perceptual and neuronal visual detectability via α<sub>1</sub>-, α<sub>2</sub>- and β-adrenergic receptor in the primary visual cortex

Keisuke Tsunoda, Akinori Sato, Satoshi Shimegi

[2P-038] Noradrenergic modulation of perceptual and neuronal visual detectability via α₁-, α₂- and β-adrenergic receptor in the primary visual cortex

〇Keisuke Tsunoda^1,2, Akinori Sato², Satoshi Shimegi² (1.Grad Sch Med, Kyoto Univ, Tokyo, Japan, 2.CELAS, Osaka university)

Keywords:Noradrenaline, Vision, Signal-to-noise ratio, adrenergic receptor

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[2P] Vision

[2P-038] Noradrenergic modulation of perceptual and neuronal visual detectability via α₁-, α₂- and β-adrenergic receptor in the primary visual cortex

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[2P-038] Noradrenergic modulation of perceptual and neuronal visual detectability via α₁-, α₂- and β-adrenergic receptor in the primary visual cortex