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Within the primary visual cortex (V1), blob cells detect color, and they receive input from the parvo cellular (P-cells) about color and form. In between the blobs are cells known as interblob cells. Interblob cells detect shape and movement. Some interblobs detect shape and movement in a specific direction, location, or position, while other inter blobs detect shape and movement without specificity. The interblob cells receive input about movement from the magno cellular (m-cells). Seeing someone wave to a friend, seeing someone walk in a straight line, or seeing someone jump up and down, or seeing a dog spinning from chasing its tail-these different movements are detected by different interblob cells in the primary visual cortex (V1). Any movement you see or do is detected by different interblob cells. The blob cells send their output information about color and form to the thin stripes of V2, and the information gets relayed to the ventral inferior temporal lobe that detects “what” you look at. The interblob cells send their output to the thick and pale stripes of V2, and the P-channel information about location, and the M-channel about movement are sent to the MT (V5) and dorsal pathway to the parietal lobe to determine movement and “where” it is what you look at. The blob and interblob cells, arranged in columns in V1, were discovered in 1979 by ophthalmologist Dr. Margaret Wong-Riley.

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