Visual Neuroscience

Volume 20 : Issue 3

Table of Contents

• Gain control from beyond the classical receptive field in primate primary visual cortex 
  BEN S. WEBB, CHRIS J. TINSLEY, NICK E. BARRACLOUGH, AMANDA PARKER and ANDREW M. DERRINGTON
  Page 221
• Structure of glutamate analogs that activate the ON bipolar cell metabotropic glutamate receptor in vertebrate retina 
  NING TIAN and MALCOLM M. SLAUGHTER
  Page 231
• Desensitization of the photoresponse in Limulus ventral photoreceptors by protein kinase C precedes rhabdomere disorganization and endocytosis 
  ALAIN DABDOUB, ROBERT N. JINKS, YOUJUN WANG, BARBARA-ANNE BATTELLE and RICHARD PAYNE
  Page 241
• The identity of metarhodopsin III 
  ALEXANDER V. KOLESNIKOV, ELENA Yu. GOLOBOKOVA and VICTOR I. GOVARDOVSKII
  Page 249
• Immunohistochemical analysis of the outer plexiform layer in the nob mouse shows no abnormalities 
  SHERRY L. BALL, MACHELLE T. PARDUE, MAUREEN A. MCCALL, RONALD G. GREGG and NEAL S. PEACHEY
  Page 267
• The effect of retinal growth on the postnatal development and distribution of displaced retinal ganglion cells in the retina of the chameleon (squamata) 
  MATTHIAS OTT and BRENO BELLINTANI-GUARDIA
  Page 273
• Evidence for glycine, GABAA, and GABAB receptors on rabbit OFF-alpha ganglion cells 
  THOMAS C. ROTOLO and RAMON F. DACHEUX
  Page 285
• Pharmacological analysis of the rat cone electroretinogram 
  LI XU, SHERRY L. BALL, KENNETH R. ALEXANDER and NEAL S. PEACHEY
  Page 297
• Topographies of retinal cone photoreceptors in two Australian marsupials 
  C. A. ARRESE, J. RODGER, L.D. BEAZLEY and J. SHAND
  Page 307
• Strategies of shape representation in macaque visual area V2 
  JAY HEGD and DAVID C. VAN ESSEN
  Page 313
• N-methyl-D-aspartate receptors contribute to the baseline noise of retinal ganglion cells 
  JON GOTTESMAN and ROBERT F. MILLER
  Page 329
• Functional relationship between nucleus isthmi and tectum in teleosts: Synchrony but no topography 
  DAVID P.M. NORTHMORE and SHAWN P. GALLAGHER
  Page 335
• The density recovery profile: A method for analysis of points in the plane applicable to retinal studies 
  R.W. RODIECK
  Page 349