Environmental enrichment enhances auditory takeover of the occipital cortex in anophthalmic mice
Enrichment of the environment is an effective means of enhancing neuronal development and plasticity but its effect on the cross-modal compensation resulting from sensory deprivation has never been investigated. The present study used c-Fos immunohistochemistry and dextran–biotin neuronal tracing to...
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