Visual Neuroscience

Volume 18 : Issue 1

Table of Contents

• Early visual experience and the receptive-field organization of optic flow processing interneurons in the fly motion pathway 
  KATJA KARMEIER, RICO TABOR, MARTIN EGELHAAF and HOLGER G. KRAPP
  Page 1
• Role of GABAA-mediated inhibition in controlling the responses of regular spiking cells in turtle visual cortex 
  JAIME G. MANCILLA and PHILIP S. ULINSKI
  Page 9
• Connectional and neurochemical subdivisions of the pulvinar in Cebus monkeys 
  JULIANA G.M. SOARES, RICARDO GATTASS, AGLAI P.B. SOUZA, MARCELLO G.P. ROSA, MRIO FIORANI and BRUNO L. BRANDO
  Page 25
• Prenatal and postnatal expression of nitric oxide in the developing kitten superior colliculus revealed with NADPH diaphorase histochemistry 
  C.A. SCHEINER, K.E. KRATZ, W. GUIDO and R.R. MIZE
  Page 43
• Activation of nicotinic receptors on GABAergic amacrine cells in the rabbit retina indirectly stimulates dopamine release 
  MICHAEL J. NEAL, JOANNA R. CUNNINGHAM and KIM L. MATTHEWS
  Page 55
• Consistent mapping of orientation preference across irregular functional domains in ferret visual cortex 
  LEONARD E. WHITE, WILLIAM H. BOSKING and DAVID FITZPATRICK
  Page 65
• Visuomotor properties of corticotectal cells in area 17 and posteromedial lateral suprasylvian (PMLS) cortex of the cat 
  THEODORE G. WEYAND and ADELE C. GAFKA
  Page 77
• The relationship between GABA-containing cells and the cholinergic circuitry in the rabbit retina 
  NINA A. DMITRIEVA, JON M. LINDSTROM and KENT T. KEYSER
  Page 93
• Somatostatin inhibits calcium influx into rat rod bipolar cell axonal terminals 
  JULIETTE JOHNSON, MICHAEL L. CARAVELLI and NICHOLAS C. BRECHA
  Page 101
• Developmental expression of intracellular targets of cGMP in rat visual cortex and alteration with dark rearing 
  DEBORAH R. SAMANTA ROY and COLIN J. BARNSTABLE
  Page 109
• Processing of scotopic increments and decrements 
  TODD J. PURKISS, ALAN HUGHES and PAUL J. DEMARCO
  Page 119
• Bipolar or rectified chromatic detection mechanisms? 
  MARCEL J. SANKERALLI and KATHY T. MULLEN
  Page 127
• Survival of retinal ganglion cells after transection of the optic nerve in adult cats: A quantitative study within two weeks 
  MASAMI WATANABE, NAOKO INUKAI and YUTAKA FUKUDA
  Page 137
• Amacrine and ganglion cell contributions to the electroretinogram in amphibian retina 
  GAUTAM AWATRAMANI, JUE WANG and MALCOLM M. SLAUGHTER
  Page 147
• Developmental patterns of protein expression in photoreceptors implicate distinct environmental versus cell-intrinsic mechanisms 
  P.T. JOHNSON, R.R. WILLIAMS and B.E. REESE
  Page 157