Visual cortex - Globe Thesis

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81.	Research On Functional Electrical Stimulation, Near-infrared Neural Stimulation, And Their Combination In Neural Prosthesis
82.	Properties Of Electrically Evoked Potential On Visual Cortex Elicited By Optic Nerve And Suprachoroidal Stimulation
83.	Cortical Integration In Processing Binocular Information And Coordinate-stimuli-dependent Plasticity
84.	Study On The Effect Of Subthreshold Neuronal Activity On Synaptic Plasticity In Rat Visual Cortex
85.	Influences Of Dark Rearing On The Transmission Characteristics Of Layer â…¡/â…¢ Pyramidal Cells
86.	The Neural And Molecular Mechanisms Underlying Visual Perceptual Learning In The Mouse Model
87.	The Improved Effects Of L-dopa Methyl Ester On Monocular Deprivation Amblyopic Cat
88.	FMRI Study Of The Stereoscopic Visual Cortex In Children With Different Type Of Amblyopia
89.	Multivariate Pattern Analysis Of Schizophrenia By Using Resting-state Fmri
90.	Expression Of Psd-95in Visual Cortex Of Juvenile And Adult Rats With Monocular Form-deprivation Amblyopia
91.	The Changes Of Ultrastructure And NGF Expression In Visual Cortex Area17of Optical Strabismus Cats
92.	Functional Abnormalities In Migraine Patients: A Resting-state FMRI Study
93.	Expressions Of Caspase-3in Visual Cortex And Lateral Geniculate Nucleus Of Form Deprivation Amblyopia Rats
94.	Computational Model Of The Double Channel Theory In The Visual Cortex For Action Recognition
95.	Influence Of Luminance And Contrast On The Responses Of Neurons In Primary Visual Cortex Of Cats
96.	Influence Of Salience Of Visual Stimuli Outside Receptive Field On Response Of Neurons In Cat Primary Visual Cortex
97.	The Research Of Non-action-potential-dependent Plasticity Induced By Pairing Stimulus In Rat Visual Cortex
98.	Resting-state FMRI Study In Menstrual Migraine Patients
99.	The Visual Cortex Activation Range Of Color Vision In Amblyopia Children With BOLD-fMRI
100.	Preliminary Study Of The Stria Of Gennari In Healthy Adults By Using High-resolution MR Phase Difference Enhanced Imaging
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