Disruption of masking by hypothalamic lesions in Syrian hamsters.
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Regulation of prokineticin 2 expression by light and the circadian clockA Path to Sleep Is through the Eye(1,2,3).Retinofugal projections in the mouseMillisecond light pulses make mice stop running, then display prolonged sleep-like behavior in the absence of lightThe substructure of the suprachiasmatic nucleus: Similarities between nocturnal and diurnal spiny miceIntergeniculate leaflet lesions result in differential activation of brain regions following the presentation of photic stimuli in Nile grass rats.Lesions of the Intergeniculate Leaflet Lead to a Reorganization in Circadian Regulation and a Reversal in Masking Responses to Photic Stimuli in the Nile Grass Rat.Mammalian rest/activity patterns explained by physiologically based modelingAcute effects of light on the brain and behavior of diurnal Arvicanthis niloticus and nocturnal Mus musculusCentral melanopsin projections in the diurnal rodent, Arvicanthis niloticusProjections from the subparaventricular zone define four channels of output from the circadian timing system.Nocturnal light and nocturnal rodents: similar regulation of disparate functions?Targeted mutation of the calbindin D 28k gene selectively alters nonvisual photosensitivity.Differential arousal regulation by prokineticin 2 signaling in the nocturnal mouse and the diurnal monkey.Two components of nocturnal locomotor suppression by light.Differential effects of photophase irradiance on metabolic and urinary stress hormone concentrations in blind and sighted rodents.Suprachiasmatic Nucleus and Subparaventricular Zone Lesions Disrupt Circadian Rhythmicity but Not Light-Induced Masking Behavior in Nile Grass Rats.Effects of the duper mutation on responses to light: parametric and nonparametric responses, range of entrainment, and masking.
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Disruption of masking by hypothalamic lesions in Syrian hamsters.
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Disruption of masking by hypothalamic lesions in Syrian hamsters.
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Disruption of masking by hypothalamic lesions in Syrian hamsters.
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Disruption of masking by hypothalamic lesions in Syrian hamsters.
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Disruption of masking by hypothalamic lesions in Syrian hamsters.
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Disruption of masking by hypothalamic lesions in Syrian hamsters.
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Disruption of masking by hypothalamic lesions in Syrian hamsters.
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Fred C Davis
Jenifer Gilbert
Xiaodong Li
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10.1007/S00359-004-0569-5
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2004-09-24T00:00:00Z
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