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Supranormal orientation selectivity of visual neurons in orientation-restricted animals.Activation of efferents from the basolateral amygdala during the retrieval of conditioned taste aversion.Effects of generalized pooling on binocular disparity selectivity of neurons in the early visual cortexActivation of projective neurons from the nucleus accumbens to ventral pallidum by a learned aversive taste stimulus in rats: a manganese-enhanced magnetic resonance imaging study.Receptive field structure in the visual cortex: does selective stimulation induce plasticity?Complex cells in the cat striate cortex have multiple disparity detectors in the three-dimensional binocular receptive fields.Early monocular defocus disrupts the normal development of receptive-field structure in V2 neurons of macaque monkeys.Receptive-field dynamics in the central visual pathways.Receptive-field subfields of V2 neurons in macaque monkeys are adult-like near birth.Integration of Multiple Spatial Frequency Channels in Disparity-Sensitive Neurons in the Primary Visual Cortex.Monocularly deprived cats: binocular tests of cortical cells reveal functional connections from the deprived eye.Binocularly deprived cats: binocular tests of cortical cells show regular patterns of interaction.Subspace mapping of the three-dimensional spectral receptive field of macaque MT neurons.Functional micro-organization of primary visual cortex: receptive field analysis of nearby neurons.Asymmetric suppression outside the classical receptive field of the visual cortex.Linear and nonlinear contributions to orientation tuning of simple cells in the cat's striate cortex.Contrast gain control in the visual cortex: monocular versus binocular mechanisms.The brain mapping of the retrieval of conditioned taste aversion memory using manganese-enhanced magnetic resonance imaging in rats.Beyond the classical receptive field in the visual cortex.Contributions of excitation and suppression in shaping spatial frequency selectivity of V1 neurons as revealed by binocular measurements.Neuronal mechanisms underlying stereopsis: how do simple cells in the visual cortex encode binocular disparity?Neural and perceptual adjustments to dim light.Encoding of binocular disparity by complex cells in the cat's visual cortex.Cyclopean visual evoked potentials: a new test of binocular vision.Estimating invariant dimensions in V2.Binocular cross-orientation suppression in the cat's striate cortex.Mechanisms of stereoscopic vision: the disparity energy model.Disinhibition outside receptive fields in the visual cortex.Local intracortical connections in the cat's visual cortex: postnatal development and plasticity.Spatiotemporal organization of simple-cell receptive fields in the cat's striate cortex. I. General characteristics and postnatal development.Development of binocular vision in the kitten's striate cortex.Internal spatial organization of receptive fields of complex cells in the early visual cortex.Binocular summation in normal, monocularly deprived, and strabismic cats: visual evoked potentials.Spatial range and laminar structures of neuronal correlations in the cat primary visual cortex.Receptive field properties of neurons in the early visual cortex revealed by local spectral reverse correlation.Neural basis for stereopsis from second-order contrast cues.Encoding of three-dimensional surface slant in cat visual areas 17 and 18.A comparison of contrast detection and discriminationTime course of cross-orientation suppression in the early visual cortexSurround suppression of V1 neurons mediates orientation-based representation of high-order visual features
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