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Authors:
VANDUFFEL W
ORBAN GA
LOMBER SG
PAYNE BR
Citation: W. Vanduffel et al., FUNCTIONAL IMPACT OF CEREBRAL PROJECTION SYSTEMS, Molecular psychiatry, 3(3), 1998, pp. 215-219
Authors:
PAYNE BR
Citation: Br. Payne, CEREBRAL LESION-INDUCED ADAPTIVE NEUROPLASTICITY OF THE VISUAL-SYSTEM- LATENT FLEXIBILITY OF THE YOUNG AND MATURE BRAIN, European journal of neuroscience, 10, 1998, pp. 12403-12403
Authors:
PAYNE BR
Citation: Br. Payne, SYSTEMWIDE REPERCUSSIONS AND ADAPTIVE PLASTICITY - THE SEQUELAE OF IMMATURE VISUAL-CORTEX LESIONS, European journal of neuroscience, 10, 1998, pp. 14923-14923
DISSOCIATION OF VISUAL AND AUDITORY PATTERN-DISCRIMINATION FUNCTIONS WITHIN THE CATS TEMPORAL CORTEX
Authors:
CORNWELL P
NUDO RJ
STRAUSSFOGEL D
LOMBER SG
PAYNE BR
Citation: P. Cornwell et al., DISSOCIATION OF VISUAL AND AUDITORY PATTERN-DISCRIMINATION FUNCTIONS WITHIN THE CATS TEMPORAL CORTEX, Behavioral neuroscience, 112(4), 1998, pp. 800-811
Authors:
HUPE JM
JAMES AC
PAYNE BR
LOMBER SG
GIRARD P
BULLIER J
Citation: Jm. Hupe et al., CORTICAL FEEDBACK IMPROVES DISCRIMINATION BETWEEN FIGURE AND BACKGROUND BY V1, V2 AND V3 NEURONS, Nature, 394(6695), 1998, pp. 784-787
Authors:
PAYNE BR
LOMBER SG
Citation: Br. Payne et Sg. Lomber, NEUROPLASTICITY IN THE CATS VISUAL-SYSTEM - ORIGIN, TERMINATION, EXPANSION, AND INCREASED COUPLING OF THE RETINO-GENICULO-MIDDLE SUPRASYLVIAN VISUAL PATHWAY FOLLOWING EARLY ABLATIONS OF AREA-17 AND AREA-18, Experimental Brain Research, 121(3), 1998, pp. 334-349
Authors:
VANDUFFEL W
PAYNE BR
LOMBER SG
ORBAN GA
Citation: W. Vanduffel et al., FUNCTIONAL IMPACT OF CEREBRAL CONNECTIONS, Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United Statesof America, 94(14), 1997, pp. 7617-7620
Authors:
MACNEIL MA
EINSTEIN G
PAYNE BR
Citation: Ma. Macneil et al., TRANSGENICULATE SIGNAL TRANSMISSION TO MIDDLE SUPRASYLVIAN CORTEX IN INTACT CATS AND FOLLOWING EARLY REMOVAL OF AREA-17 AND AREA-18 - A MORPHOLOGICAL-STUDY, Experimental Brain Research, 114(1), 1997, pp. 11-23
Authors:
MACNEIL MA
LOMBER SG
PAYNE BR
Citation: Ma. Macneil et al., THALAMIC AND CORTICAL PROJECTIONS TO MIDDLE SUPRASYLVIAN CORTEX OF CATS - CONSTANCY AND VARIATION, Experimental Brain Research, 114(1), 1997, pp. 24-32
Authors:
LOMBER SG
PAYNE BR
CORNWELL P
LONG KD
Citation: Sg. Lomber et al., PERCEPTUAL AND COGNITIVE VISUAL FUNCTIONS OF PARIETAL AND TEMPORAL CORTICES IN THE CAT, Cerebral cortex, 6(5), 1996, pp. 673-695
Authors:
MACNEIL MA
LOMBER SG
PAYNE BR
Citation: Ma. Macneil et al., REWIRING OF TRANSCORTICAL PROJECTIONS TO MIDDLE SUPRASYLVIAN CORTEX FOLLOWING EARLY REMOVAL OF CAT AREA-17 AND AREA-18, Cerebral cortex, 6(3), 1996, pp. 362-376
Authors:
LOMBER SG
PAYNE BR
Citation: Sg. Lomber et Br. Payne, REMOVAL OF 2 HALVES RESTORES THE WHOLE - REVERSAL OF VISUAL HEMINEGLECT DURING BILATERAL CORTICAL OR COLLICULAR INACTIVATION IN THE CAT, Visual neuroscience, 13(6), 1996, pp. 1143-1156
Authors:
PAYNE BR
LOMBER SG
Citation: Br. Payne et Sg. Lomber, AGE-DEPENDENT MODIFICATION OF CYTOCHROME-OXIDASE ACTIVITY IN THE CAT DORSAL LATERAL GENICULATE-NUCLEUS FOLLOWING REMOVAL OF PRIMARY VISUAL-CORTEX, Visual neuroscience, 13(5), 1996, pp. 805-816
Authors:
PAYNE BR
LOMBER SG
VILLA AE
BULLIER J
Citation: Br. Payne et al., REVERSIBLE DEACTIVATION OF CEREBRAL NETWORK COMPONENTS, Trends in neurosciences, 19(12), 1996, pp. 535-542
Authors:
PAYNE BR
LOMBER SG
MACNEIL MA
CORNWELL P
Citation: Br. Payne et al., EVIDENCE FOR GREATER SIGHT IN BLINDSIGHT FOLLOWING DAMAGE OF PRIMARY VISUAL-CORTEX EARLY IN LIFE, Neuropsychologia, 34(8), 1996, pp. 741-774
Authors:
LOMBER SG
PAYNE BR
CORNWELL P
Citation: Sg. Lomber et al., LEARNING AND RECALL OF FORM DISCRIMINATIONS DURING REVERSIBLE COOLINGDEACTIVATION OF VENTRAL-POSTERIOR SUPRASYLVIAN CORTEX IN THE CAT, Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United Statesof America, 93(4), 1996, pp. 1654-1658
Authors:
PAYNE BR
LOMBER SG
GEERAERTS S
VANDERGUCHT E
VANDENBUSSCHE E
Citation: Br. Payne et al., REVERSIBLE VISUAL HEMINEGLECT, Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United Statesof America, 93(1), 1996, pp. 290-294
Authors:
LOMBER SG
PAYNE BR
Citation: Sg. Lomber et Br. Payne, PERCEPTUAL AND COGNITIVE DISSOCIATIONS BETWEEN CAT PARIETAL AND TEMPORAL CORTICES, International journal of psychology, 31(3-4), 1996, pp. 4205-4205
Authors:
PAYNE BR
LOMBER SG
Citation: Br. Payne et Sg. Lomber, REVERSIBLE VISUAL HEMINEGLECT IN THE CAT - BILATERAL DEACTIVATION, International journal of psychology, 31(3-4), 1996, pp. 4206-4206
Authors:
LONG KD
LOMBER SG
PAYNE BR
Citation: Kd. Long et al., INCREASED OXIDATIVE-METABOLISM IN MIDDLE SUPRASYLVIAN CORTEX FOLLOWING REMOVAL OF AREAS 17 AND 18 FROM NEWBORN CATS, Experimental Brain Research, 110(3), 1996, pp. 335-346
Authors:
LOMBER SG
MACNEIL MA
PAYNE BR
Citation: Sg. Lomber et al., AMPLIFICATION OF THALAMIC PROJECTIONS TO MIDDLE SUPRASYLVIAN CORTEX FOLLOWING ABLATION OF IMMATURE PRIMARY VISUAL-CORTEX IN THE CAT, Cerebral cortex, 5(2), 1995, pp. 166-191
Authors:
PAYNE BR
Citation: Br. Payne, SUSTAINING FORESTERS, Journal of forestry, 93(5), 1995, pp. 26-26
Authors:
PETERS A
PAYNE BR
BUDD J
Citation: A. Peters et al., A NUMERICAL-ANALYSIS OF THE GENICULOCORTICAL INPUT TO STRIATE CORTEX IN THE MONKEY, Cerebral cortex, 4(3), 1994, pp. 215-229
Authors:
SUN JS
LOMBER SG
PAYNE BR
Citation: Js. Sun et al., EXPANSION OF SUPRASYLVIAN CORTEX PROJECTION IN THE SUPERFICIAL LAYERSOF THE SUPERIOR COLLICULUS FOLLOWING DAMAGE OF AREAS 17 AND 18 IN DEVELOPING CATS, Visual neuroscience, 11(1), 1994, pp. 13-22
Authors:
LOMBER SG
PAYNE BR
ROSENQUIST AC
Citation: Sg. Lomber et al., THE SPATIAL RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THE CEREBRAL-CORTEX AND FIBER TRAJECTORY THROUGH THE CORPUS-CALLOSUM OF THE CAT, Behavioural brain research, 64(1-2), 1994, pp. 25-35