Visually guided behaviors depend on the activity of cortical networks receiving visual inputs
and transforming these signals to guide appropriate actions. However, non-retinal inputs,
carrying motor signals as well as cognitive and attentional modulatory signals, also activate
these cortical regions. How these networks integrate coincident signals ensuring reliable
visual behaviors is poorly understood. In this study, we observe neural responses in the
dorsal-parietal cortex of mice during a visual discrimination task driven by visual stimuli and …