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EFFECTS OF DELAY AND DURATION OF LIGHT DEPRIVATION ON RECOVERY OF FUNCTION FROM NEGLECT INDUCED BY UNILATERAL MEDIAL AGRANULAR PREFRONTAL CORTEX LESIONS IN RATS
Authors: BURCHAM KJ CORWIN JV
Citation: Kj. Burcham et Jv. Corwin, EFFECTS OF DELAY AND DURATION OF LIGHT DEPRIVATION ON RECOVERY OF FUNCTION FROM NEGLECT INDUCED BY UNILATERAL MEDIAL AGRANULAR PREFRONTAL CORTEX LESIONS IN RATS, Psychobiology, 26(3), 1998, pp. 216-230
RODENT POSTERIOR PARIETAL CORTEX AS A COMPONENT OF A CORTICAL NETWORKMEDIATING DIRECTED SPATIAL ATTENTION
Authors: CORWIN JV REEP RL
Citation: Jv. Corwin et Rl. Reep, RODENT POSTERIOR PARIETAL CORTEX AS A COMPONENT OF A CORTICAL NETWORKMEDIATING DIRECTED SPATIAL ATTENTION, Psychobiology, 26(2), 1998, pp. 87-102
LIGHT DEPRIVATION PRODUCES A THERAPEUTIC EFFECT ON NEGLECT INDUCED BYUNILATERAL DESTRUCTION OF THE POSTERIOR PARIETAL CORTEX IN RATS
Authors: BURCHAM KJ CORWIN JV VANVLEET TM
Citation: Kj. Burcham et al., LIGHT DEPRIVATION PRODUCES A THERAPEUTIC EFFECT ON NEGLECT INDUCED BYUNILATERAL DESTRUCTION OF THE POSTERIOR PARIETAL CORTEX IN RATS, Behavioural brain research, 90(2), 1998, pp. 187-197
DISCONNECTION OF MEDIAL AGRANULAR AND POSTERIOR PARIETAL CORTEX PRODUCES MULTIMODAL NEGLECT IN RATS
Authors: BURCHAM KJ CORWIN JV STOLL ML REEP RL
Citation: Kj. Burcham et al., DISCONNECTION OF MEDIAL AGRANULAR AND POSTERIOR PARIETAL CORTEX PRODUCES MULTIMODAL NEGLECT IN RATS, Behavioural brain research, 86(1), 1997, pp. 41-47
APOMORPHINE PRODUCES AN ACUTE DOSE-DEPENDENT THERAPEUTIC EFFECT ON NEGLECT PRODUCED BY UNILATERAL DESTRUCTION OF THE POSTERIOR PARIETAL CORTEX IN RATS
Authors: CORWIN JV BURCHAM KJ HIX GI
Citation: Jv. Corwin et al., APOMORPHINE PRODUCES AN ACUTE DOSE-DEPENDENT THERAPEUTIC EFFECT ON NEGLECT PRODUCED BY UNILATERAL DESTRUCTION OF THE POSTERIOR PARIETAL CORTEX IN RATS, Behavioural brain research, 79(1-2), 1996, pp. 41-49
NEURONAL CONNECTIONS OF ORBITAL CORTEX IN RATS - TOPOGRAPHY OF CORTICAL AND THALAMIC AFFERENTS
Authors: REEP RL CORWIN JV KING V
Citation: Rl. Reep et al., NEURONAL CONNECTIONS OF ORBITAL CORTEX IN RATS - TOPOGRAPHY OF CORTICAL AND THALAMIC AFFERENTS, Experimental Brain Research, 111(2), 1996, pp. 215-232
D-1-CLASS DOPAMINE-RECEPTOR INVOLVEMENT IN THE BEHAVIORAL RECOVERY FROM PREFRONTAL CORTICAL INJURY
Authors: VARGO JM BROMBERG BB BEST PJ CORWIN JV MARSHALL JF
Citation: Jm. Vargo et al., D-1-CLASS DOPAMINE-RECEPTOR INVOLVEMENT IN THE BEHAVIORAL RECOVERY FROM PREFRONTAL CORTICAL INJURY, Behavioural brain research, 72(1-2), 1995, pp. 39-48
BILATERAL DESTRUCTION OF THE VENTROLATERAL ORBITAL CORTEX PRODUCES ALLOCENTRIC BUT NOT EGOCENTRIC SPATIAL DEFICITS IN RATS
Authors: CORWIN JV FUSSINGER M MEYER RC KING VR REEP RL
Citation: Jv. Corwin et al., BILATERAL DESTRUCTION OF THE VENTROLATERAL ORBITAL CORTEX PRODUCES ALLOCENTRIC BUT NOT EGOCENTRIC SPATIAL DEFICITS IN RATS, Behavioural brain research, 61(1), 1994, pp. 79-86
RAT POSTERIOR PARIETAL CORTEX - TOPOGRAPHY OF CORTICOCORTICAL AND THALAMIC CONNECTIONS
Authors: REEP RL CHANDLER HC KING V CORWIN JV
Citation: Rl. Reep et al., RAT POSTERIOR PARIETAL CORTEX - TOPOGRAPHY OF CORTICOCORTICAL AND THALAMIC CONNECTIONS, Experimental Brain Research, 100(1), 1994, pp. 67-84
LIGHT DEPRIVATION PRODUCES ACCELERATED BEHAVIORAL RECOVERY OF FUNCTION FROM NEGLECT PRODUCED BY UNILATERAL MEDIAL AGRANULAR PREFRONTAL CORTEX LESIONS IN RATS
Authors: CORWIN JV VARGO JM
Citation: Jv. Corwin et Jm. Vargo, LIGHT DEPRIVATION PRODUCES ACCELERATED BEHAVIORAL RECOVERY OF FUNCTION FROM NEGLECT PRODUCED BY UNILATERAL MEDIAL AGRANULAR PREFRONTAL CORTEX LESIONS IN RATS, Behavioural brain research, 56(2), 1993, pp. 187-196
COMPARISONS OF HEMI-INATTENTION PRODUCED BY UNILATERAL LESIONS OF THEPOSTERIOR PARIETAL CORTEX OR MEDIAL AGRANULAR PREFRONTAL CORTEX IN RATS - NEGLECT, EXTINCTION, AND THE ROLE OF STIMULUS DISTANCE
Authors: KING VR CORWIN JV
Citation: Vr. King et Jv. Corwin, COMPARISONS OF HEMI-INATTENTION PRODUCED BY UNILATERAL LESIONS OF THEPOSTERIOR PARIETAL CORTEX OR MEDIAL AGRANULAR PREFRONTAL CORTEX IN RATS - NEGLECT, EXTINCTION, AND THE ROLE OF STIMULUS DISTANCE, Behavioural brain research, 54(2), 1993, pp. 117-131
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