QUANTITATIVE ASPECTS OF GAIN AND LATENCY IN CAT RETINA

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[7] GRANIT R, 1947, SENSORY MECHANISMS R, P154

[8] HUBEL DH, 1957, SCIENCE, V125, P459

[9] OGAWA T, 1966, J NEUROPHYSIOL, V29, P1

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[1] INCREMENT THRESHOLDS AT LOW INTENSITIES CONSIDERED AS SIGNAL-NOISE DISCRIMINATIONS [J]. JOURNAL OF PHYSIOLOGY-LONDON, 1957, 136 (03): : 469 - 488

[2] DARK ADAPTATION AND INCREMENT THRESHOLD IN A ROD MONOCHROMAT [J]. JOURNAL OF PHYSIOLOGY-LONDON, 1965, 181 (03): : 612 - +

[3] ROD INCREMENT THRESHOLD DURING DARK ADAPTATION IN NORMAL AND ROD MONOCHROMAT [J]. JOURNAL OF PHYSIOLOGY-LONDON, 1965, 181 (03): : 629 - +

[4] CHOW K L, 1968, Brain Research, V8, P385

[5] CAT RETINAL GANGLION CELL RESPONSES TO CHANGING LIGHT INTENSITIES - SINUSOIDAL MODULATION IN TIME DOMAIN [J]. ACTA PHYSIOLOGICA SCANDINAVICA, 1966, 68 (3-4): : 365 - +

[6] QUANTITATIVE ASPECTS OF SENSITIVITY AND SUMMATION IN CAT RETINA [J]. JOURNAL OF PHYSIOLOGY-LONDON, 1968, 198 (01): : 17 - &

[7] GRANIT R, 1947, SENSORY MECHANISMS R, P154

[8] HUBEL DH, 1957, SCIENCE, V125, P459

[9] OGAWA T, 1966, J NEUROPHYSIOL, V29, P1

[10] RESIDUAL EYE MOVEMENTS IN RECEPTIVE-FIELD STUDIES OF PARALYZED CATS [J]. VISION RESEARCH, 1967, 7 (1-2) : 107 - +