Titlebook: Vision in Fishes; New Approaches in Re M. A. Ali Book 1975 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1975 brain.cortex.media.nature.neurons.

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Structural Studies of Functional Pathways in Goldfish Retinan vitro, the size of their cells, and the ability of many of them to respond selectively to light of different wave-lengths. Various investigators have recorded from ganglion cells (Wagner et al, 1960; Daw, 1968; Beauchamp and Daw, 1972; Raynauld, 1972; Spekreijse et al, 1972), amacrine and bipolar

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Giant Retinal Ganglion Cells in Dogfish (,): Electrophysiology of Single On-Centre Unitscause their axons are so accessible to electrophysiological study, they are still the best known single units in the retina. Even so, rather little is understood about the cellular structure and synaptic organisation which must account for the variety of functions these cells can perform. Ganglion c

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Central Projections of the Retina and Visionsal mid-brain which is very large relative to the forebrain and the cerebellum. The majority of optic nerve fibres terminates in the mid-brain roof, the optic tectum. Additional minor projections have been demonstrated by silver impregnation techniques. In . these are the lateral geniculate nucleus,

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Reponses Visuelles Unitaires Chez la Truiteuille. Chez les poissons, par contre, de telles investigations sont encore assez peu nombreuses. Ce sont les raisons pour lesquelles il nous a semblé intéressant d’entreprendre une étude électrophysiologique unitaire des voies visuelles chez un poisson téléostéen: la truite. De courts résumés partie

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Retinotectal Specificity in Adult Goldfishmation of nerve circuits (Sperry, 1951, 1965; Gaze, 1970; Jacobson, 1970). The most widely held view of the mechanism of selective connexions between nerve fibres is Sperry.s hypothesis of neuronal chemoaffinity. This states that during development the cells of the retina and optic tectum acquire in

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Book 1975to be done; damns himself to do, and dares better be damn‘d than to dolt? All‘s Well That Ends Well Act III, Sc. 6 This volume is the direct result of a NATO-Advanced Study Institute of the same title. held at Bishop‘s University, Lennoxville, Quebec, Canada, August 1974, under the joint sponsor­ sh