Temporary monocular deprivation in the right eye of an 8-week-old cat will result in most visual cortical cells responding

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Temporary monocular deprivation in one eye during the critical period can lead to the dominance of the non-deprived eye in adulthood, which means that cells will respond mainly to the non-deprived eye. In this case, as the right eye was temporarily deprived, cells in the visual cortex will respond mainly to the left eye in adulthood.

Temporary Monocular Deprivation in the Right Eye of an 8-Week-Old