e/Magnocellular part

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has gloss	eng: Magnocellular parts, also called M cells, are cells in the brain concerned primarily with visual perception. In particular these cells are responsible for resolving motion and coarse outlines. The cells have large, fast-conducting neurons and transmit information to the lateral geniculate nucleus, where the information they carry is sent on to the visual cortices, possibly after editing and gating by visual cortex exerting top-down control. The M-cells feed more to the parietal cortices, in the dorsal where stream, than the temporal cortices, destination of the ventral what stream. This is consistent with their coding of movement and edges as opposed to fine detail. This system of cells operates with great speed at the expense of detail.
lexicalization	eng: Magnocellular part
instance of	(noun) a cell that is specialized to conduct nerve impulses nerve cell, neuron