INTERVAL ANALYSIS OF CELL DISCHARGE IN SPONTANEOUS AND OPTICALLY MODULATED ACTIVITY IN THE VISUAL SYSTEM.
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Brain↗
Biomedical subjects
J M FUSTER
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The self concept approach to personal adjustment.
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Adaptation, Psychological↗
The effects of amphetamine on tachistoscopic performance in the monkey.
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Amphetamine↗
Facilitation of tachistoscopic performance by stimulation of midbrain tegmental points in the monkey.
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Animals↗
Variations of optic evoked potentials as a function of reticular activity in rabbits with chronically implanted electrodes.
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Animals↗
Excitation and inhibition of neuronal firing in visual cortex by reticular stimulation.
The frequency of action potentials of about one-third of the neurons sampled in the striate cortex of awake rabbits was clearly modified by mild stimulation of the reticular core of the brain stem. Reticular stimulation often brought about enhancement of firing in units activated by light, while it usually had the contrary effect upon light-inhibited units.
Animals↗
Bioelectrical changes of the heart cycle induced by stimulation of diencephalic regions.
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Diencephalon↗
Electrocardiographic changes produced by localized hypothalamic stimulations.
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Electrocardiography↗
Lysergic acid and its effects on visual discrimination in monkeys.
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Animals↗
Hypothalamic control of heart function as manifested in an electrocardiographic study.
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Cardiovascular Physiological Phenomena↗
Effects of stimulation of brain stem on tachistoscopic perception.
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Brain Stem↗