Visual Neuroscience

Volume 21 : Issue 3

Table of Contents

• 2003 Verriest Medal awarded to Dr. Andr Roth 
  
  Page 1-1
• Guest Editors Foreword: Proceedings of the 17th Biennial Symposium of the International Colour Vision Society. Held July 2003, Seattle, Washington 
  Steven Buck, Michael Crognale, Samir Deeb and Joel Pokorny
  Page 189-190
• Molecular genetics of color-vision deficiencies 
  SAMIR S. DEEB
  Page 191-196
• Characterization of a novel form of X-linked incomplete achromatopsia 
  MICHAEL A. CROGNALE, MICHAEL FRY, JENNIFER HIGHSMITH, GUNILLA HAEGERSTROM-PORTNOY, MAUREEN NEITZ, JAY NEITZ and MICHAEL A. WEBSTER
  Page 197-203
• Variety of genotypes in males diagnosed as dichromatic on a conventional clinical anomaloscope 
  MAUREEN NEITZ, JOSEPH CARROLL, AGNES RENNER, HOLGER KNAU, JOHN S. WERNER and JAY NEITZ
  Page 205-216
• Cone pigment polymorphism in New World monkeys: Are all pigments created equal? 
  MICKEY P. ROWE and GERALD H. JACOBS
  Page 217-222
• Cone visual pigments of the Australian marsupials, the stripe-faced and fat-tailed dunnarts: Sequence and inferred spectral properties 
  JESSICA STRACHAN, LING-YU E. CHANG, MATTHEW J. WAKEFIELD, JENNIFER A. MARSHALL GRAVES and SAMIR S. DEEB
  Page 223-229
• Photoreceptor topography and cone-specific electroretinograms 
  I.J. MURRAY, N.R.A. PARRY, J. KREMERS, M. STEPIEN and A. SCHILD
  Page 231-235
• Effect of foveal tritanopia on reaction times to chromatic stimuli 
  N.R.A. PARRY, S. PLAINIS, I.J. MURRAY and D.J. McKEEFRY
  Page 237-242
• Induced contrast asynchronies may be useful for luminance photometry 
  ARTHUR G. SHAPIRO, ANTHONY DANTONA, JARED B. SMITH, LINDSAY A. BELANO and JUSTIN P. CHARLES
  Page 243-247
• Multifocal electroretinogram in trichromat and dichromat observers under cone isolating conditions 
  ANNE KURTENBACH, JUDITH HEINE and HERBERT JGLE
  Page 249-255
• Generality of rod hue biases with smaller, brighter, and photopically specified stimuli 
  LAURA P. THOMAS and STEVEN L. BUCK
  Page 257-262
• Photostimulator allowing independent control of rods and the three cone types 
  JOEL POKORNY, HANNAH SMITHSON and JULES QUINLAN
  Page 263-267
• Masking of grating detection in the isoluminant plane of DKL color space 
  DELWIN T. LINDSEY and ANGELA M. BROWN
  Page 269-273
• Chromatic adaptation, perceived location, and color tuning properties 
  D.J. McKEEFRY, P.V. McGRAW, C. VAKROU and D. WHITAKER
  Page 275-282
• Perceptual classification of chromatic modulation 
  ROMAIN BOUET and KENNETH KNOBLAUCH
  Page 283-289
• Chromatic contrast detection in spatial chromatic noise 
  GIANLUCA MONACI, GLORIA MENEGAZ, SABINE SSSTRUNK and KENNETH KNOBLAUCH
  Page 291-294
• Color mechanisms used in selecting stimuli for attention and making discriminations 
  ALLEN L. NAGY, KELLY E. NERIANI and TRAVIS L. YOUNG
  Page 295-299
• Long-term renormalization of chromatic mechanisms following cataract surgery 
  PETER B. DELAHUNT, MICHAEL A. WEBSTER, LEI MA and JOHN S. WERNER
  Page 301-307
• Chromatic input to cells of the magnocellular pathway: Mean chromaticity and the relative phase of modulated lights 
  BARRY B. LEE and HAO SUN
  Page 309-314
• A single mechanism for both luminance and chromatic grating vernier tasks: Evidence from temporal summation 
  HAO SUN and BARRY B. LEE
  Page 315-320
• Inferred retinal mechanisms mediating illusory distortions 
  MARCO J.H. PUTS, JOEL POKORNY and VIVIANNE C. SMITH
  Page 321-325
• Influence of motion on chromatic detection 
  PATRICK MONNIER and STEVEN K. SHEVELL
  Page 327-330
• Information limits on neural identification of colored surfaces in natural scenes 
  DAVID H. FOSTER, SRGIO M.C. NASCIMENTO and KINJIRO AMANO
  Page 331-336
• Minimum-variance cone-excitation ratios and the limits of relational color constancy 
  SRGIO M.C. NASCIMENTO, VASCO M.N. de ALMEIDA, PAULO T. FIADEIRO and DAVID H. FOSTER
  Page 337-340
• Color constancy by asymmetric color matching with real objects in three-dimensional scenes 
  VASCO M.N. de ALMEIDA, PAULO T. FIADEIRO and SRGIO M.C. NASCIMENTO
  Page 341-345
• Protanopic observers show nearly normal color constancy with natural reflectance spectra 
  RIGMOR C. BARAAS, DAVID H. FOSTER, KINJIRO AMANO and SRGIO M.C. NASCIMENTO
  Page 347-351
• Brightness induction: Unequal spatial integration with increments and decrements 
  SANG WOOK HONG and STEVEN K. SHEVELL
  Page 353-357
• Chromatic and contrast selectivity in color contrast adaptation 
  YOKO MIZOKAMI, CARRIE PARAS and MICHAEL A. WEBSTER
  Page 359-363
• Flashing anomalous color contrast 
  BAINGIO PINNA, LOTHAR SPILLMANN and JOHN S. WERNER
  Page 365-372
• Chromatic assimilation unaffected by perceived depth of inducing light 
  STEVEN K. SHEVELL and DINGCAI CAO
  Page 373-376
• Interactions of chromaticity and luminance in edge identification depend on chromaticity 
  VIVIANNE C. SMITH and JOEL POKORNY
  Page 377-382
• Changes in color appearance caused by perceptual grouping 
  SHERRY X. XIAN and STEVEN K. SHEVELL
  Page 383-388
• Infant color vision: Influence of surround chromaticity on spontaneous looking preferences 
  MARIA PEREVERZEVA and DAVIDA Y. TELLER
  Page 389-395
• Infants spontaneous color preferences are not due to adult-like brightness variations 
  DAVIDA Y. TELLER, ANDREA CIVAN and KEVIN BRONSON-CASTAIN
  Page 397-401
• Luminance-dependent hue shift in protanopes 
  DAVID L. BIMLER and GALINA V. PARAMEI
  Page 403-407
• Color and language: Worldwide distribution of Daltonism and distinct words for blue 
  ANGELA M. BROWN and DELWIN T. LINDSEY
  Page 409-412
• Clinical heterogeneity between two Japanese siblings with congenital achromatopsia 
  TAKAAKI HAYASHI, KENICHI KOZAKI, KENJI KITAHARA, AKIKO KUBO, YOSHITERU NISHIO, SATOSHI OMOTO, YOSUKE NAKAMURA, AKIRA WATANABE, KAZUSHIGE TODA and YASUO UEOKA
  Page 413-420
• Multifocal and full-field electroretinogram changes associated with color-vision loss in mercury vapor exposure 
  DORA F. VENTURA, MARCELO T.V. COSTA, MARCELO F. COSTA, ADRIANA BEREZOVSKY, SOLANGE R. SALOMO, ANA LUZA SIMES, MARCOS LAGO, LUIZ H.M. CANTO PEREIRA, MARCLIA A.M. FARIA, JOHN M. DE SOUZA and LUIZ CARLOS L. SILVEIRA
  Page 421-429
• Evaluation of an updated HRR color vision test 
  JAMES E. BAILEY, MAUREEN NEITZ, DIANE M. TAIT and JAY NEITZ
  Page 431-436
• Colorimetric analysis of four editions of the Hardy-Rand-Rittler pseudoisochromatic tests 
  STEPHEN J. DAIN
  Page 437-443
• Multidimensional scaling of D15 caps: Color-vision defects among tobacco smokers? 
  DAVID BIMLER and JOHN KIRKLAND
  Page 445-448
• Repeatability indices for the Farnsworth D-15 test 
  JEFFERY K. HOVIS, SHANKARAN RAMASWAMY and MATTHEW ANDERSON
  Page 449-453
• Ability of the D-15 panel tests and HRR pseudoisochromatic plates to predict performance in naming VDT colors 
  SHANKARAN RAMASWAMY and JEFFERY K. HOVIS
  Page 455-460
• FDA regulation of labeling and promotional claims in therapeutic color vision devices: A tutorial 
  BRUCE DRUM
  Page 461-463
• Computerized color-vision test based upon postreceptoral channel sensitivities 
  E. MIYAHARA, J. POKORNY, V.C. SMITH, E. SZEWCZYK, J. McCARTIN, K. CALDWELL and A. KLERER
  Page 465-469
• Moreland match revisited 
  J.D. MORELAND
  Page 471-476
• Modelling the Rayleigh match 
  P.B.M. THOMAS and J.D. MOLLON
  Page 477-482
• Quantification of color vision with cone contrast sensitivity 
  JEFF RABIN
  Page 483-485