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flag Researchers find brain circuit for stable eye gaze develops independently of sensory input, similar in humans and zebrafish.

flag Researchers at NYU found that a brain circuit enabling the eyes to stabilize gaze during movement matures early in life without needing sensory input. flag Using zebrafish, similar to humans in this reflex, they discovered the vestibulo-ocular reflex develops independently of feedback from vision or balance organs. flag This could aid in understanding and treating balance and eye movement disorders like strabismus.

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