Gamma oscillations point to the role of primary visual cortex in atypical motion processing in autism.

Velocity-dependent increase of the MEG gamma response frequency Consistent with our previous results [ 35 ] and those of other research groups [ 36 , 76 ], we observed a strong and highly significant increase in GR frequency with increasing velocity of visual motion in the combined TD and ASD sample (F (2, 80) = 149, epsilon = 0.70, adjusted p<1e-6, partial eta-squared = 0.79).

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