1670s, from special modern use of Latin striatus, past participle of striare "to groove, to flute," from Latin stria "furrow, channel, flute of a column" (in Modern Latin "strip, streak"), from PIE root *streig- "to stroke, rub, press" (see strigil). Related: Striated (1640s); striating.
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1. Major Topics: Striate Cortex Receptive Field Organization , Cytoarchitecture, Modular Organization, Imaging.