Visual Neuroscience

Volume 22 : Issue 1

Table of Contents

• Quantitative immuno-electron microscopic analysis of nuclear respiratory factor 2 alpha and beta subunits: Normal distribution and activity-dependent regulation in mammalian visual cortex 
  MARGARET T.T. WONG-RILEY, SHOU JING YANG, HUAN LING LIANG, GANG NING, and PAULETTE JACOBS
  Page 1
• Subcellular localization of phosducin in rod photoreceptors 
  JING CHEN, TATSURO YOSHIDA, KOICHI NAKANO and MARK W. BITENSKY
  Page 19
• Normal eye-specific patterning of retinal inputs to murine subcortical visual nuclei in the absence of brain-derived neurotrophic factor 
  ALVIN W. LYCKMAN, GUOPING FAN, MARIBEL RIOS, RUDOLF JAENISCH and MRIGANKA SUR
  Page 27
• Unilateral photoreceptor rescue can improve the ability of the opposite, untreated, eye to drive cortical cells in a retinal degeneration model 
  S.V. GIRMAN and R.D. LUND
  Page 37
• Effect of temporal sparseness and dichoptic presentation on multifocal visual evoked potentials 
  ANDREW C. JAMES, RASA RUSECKAITE and TED MADDESS
  Page 45
• Reciprocal inhibition of voltage-gated potassium currents (IK(V)) by activation of cannabinoid CB1 and dopamine D1 receptors in ON bipolar cells of goldfish retina 
  SHIH-FANG FAN and STEPHEN YAZULLA
  Page 55
• Simulation analysis of receptive-field size of retinal horizontal cells by ionic current model 
  TOSHIHIRO AOYAMA, YOSHIMI KAMIYAMA and SHIRO USUI
  Page 65
• Changes in human short-wavelength-sensitive and achromatic resolution acuity with retinal eccentricity and meridian 
  RAYMOND O. BEIRNE, MARGARITA B. ZLATKOVA and ROGER S. ANDERSON
  Page 79
• The direction-selective contrast response of area 18 neurons is different for first- and second-order motion 
  TIMOTHY LEDGEWAY, CHANGAN ZHAN, AARON P. JOHNSON, YUNING SONG and CURTIS L. BAKER
  Page 87
• Superimposed maps of the monocular visual fields in the caudolateral optic tectum in the frog, Rana pipiens 
  DANIEL E. WINKOWSKI and EDWARD R. GRUBERG
  Page 101
• Melanopsin (Opn4) positive cells in the cat retina are randomly distributed across the ganglion cell layer 
  MAAYAN SEMO, MARTA MUOZ LLAMOSAS, RUSSELL G. FOSTER and GLEN JEFFERY
  Page 111
• Perceptual classification of chromatic modulation 
  ROMAIN BOUET and KENNETH KNOBLAUCH
  Page 117