SOME OBSERVATIONS ON THE MANIPULATION OF VISUAL ACUITY BY VARYING THE RATE OF INTERMITTENT STIMULATION.
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C M BOURASSA
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EFFECTS OF CUTANEOUS AND MUSCLE SENSORY NERVE VOLLEYS IN AWAKE CATS: A STUDY IN PERCEPTION.
The hypothesis that discharges from afferent nerves from muscle stretch receptors do not participate in kinesthesis has been substantiated by test of discrimination thresholds. In awake, unrestrained cats, nerve stimulation activating group I and most group II sensory fibers (from muscle spindles and Golgi tendon organs) in pure muscular nerves failed to evoke sensory discrimination. Cutaneous nerve stimulation in the same animals produced sensory discrimination even below intensities required to elicit detectable nerve thresholds.
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IMMUNOCOMPETENT CELLS: COMMITTEDNESS.
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A STUDY OF THE POSSIBLE EFFECT OF DIFFERENTIAL LIGHT ADAPTATION ON MEASURES OF BRIGHTNESS ENHANCEMENT.
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THE QUANTITATIVE STUDY OF PHOTOPHOBIA.
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