How are cortical cells arranged to best transmit neural information?
Correct answer: A. Cells are vertically organized in columns
- A. Cells are vertically organized in columns
- B. Cells are horizontally organized in straight lines
- C. Cells are organized around the optic nerve
- D. Cells are vertically organized by volume
Explanation
Cortical neurons are arranged in vertical columns, with cells in each column sharing similar response properties and working together to process information. This columnar organization allows efficient transmission and analysis of neural signals.
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