Cells selectively responsive to the face have been found in several visual sub-areas of
temporal cortex in the macaque brain. These include the lateral and ventral surfaces of …

The direction of eye gaze and orientation of the face towards or away from another are
important social signals for man and for macaque monkey. We have studied the effects of …

We have investigated the distribution of cells responsive to faces within the macaque
temporal cortex and their sensitivity to different face attributes. We found a functional …

The ways in which information about faces is represented and stored in the temporal lobe
visual areas of primates, as shown by recordings from single neurons in macaques, are …

Physiological recordings along the length of the upper bank of the superior temporal sulcus
(STS) revealed cells each of which was selectively responsive to a particular view of the …

Of 497 single neurones recorded in the cortex in the fundus of the superior temporal sulcus
(STS) of three alert rhesus monkeys, a population of at least 48 cells which were selectively …

The notion of a neuron that responds selectively to the image of a particular complex object
has been controversial ever since Gross and his colleagues reported neurons in the …

Previous studies have reported that some neurons in the inferior temporal (IT) cortex
respond selectively to highly specific complex objects. In the present study, we conducted …

There are populations of neurons in the temporal lobe of the macaque which appear to be
specialised to respond to faces. These neurons are relatively rare in the inferior temporal …

Cortical neurons that are selectively sensitive to faces, parts of faces and particular facial
expressions are concentrated in the banks and floor of the superior temporal sulcus in …