Guiding light: how the brain gets wired for stereo vision

Wednesday, June 15, 2011 - 08:30 in Health & Medicine

(Medical Xpress) -- Nerve cells that transmit light signals from the eye into the brain use a molecule best known for its role in blood vessel growth as a ‘stepping stone’ to help them reach the opposite brain hemisphere, according to research published in Neuron.

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