Frontiers in visual science: proceedings of the University of Houston College of Optometry Dedication Symposium, Houston, Texas, U. S. A., March, 1977 : with 533 figures
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| spelling | Frontiers in visual science proceedings of the University of Houston College of Optometry Dedication Symposium, Houston, Texas, U. S. A., March, 1977 : with 533 figures Editors Steven I. Cool and Earl L. Smitz, III New York ; Heidelberg ; Berlin Springer [1978] © 1978 XIV, 798 Seiten Illustrationen, Diagramme txt rdacontent n rdamedia nc rdacarrier Springer series in optical sciences Volume 8 <<The>> significance of antidromic potentiation and induced activity in the retina Ragnar Granit <<The>> sensitivity of the cornea in normal eyes Michel Millodot <<The>> corneal environment: osmotic responses Richard M. Hill and Jack E. Terry <<A>> common ocular pathology spheroidal degeneration of the cornea and conjunctiva Calvin Hanna New studies on fluctuations of accommodation Yves LeGrand <<The>> etiopathogenesis of primary glaucoma Jess B. Eskridge Biogenic monoamines and amino acids as retina! Neurotransmitters B. Ehinger Lipid-rhodopsin interactions in photoreceptor membranes Robert E. Anderson Lipid function in excitable membranes R. M. Benolken Photoreceptor shedding in the frog retina Scott F. Basinger Mapping retinal features in a freely moving eye with precise control of retina! stimulus position D. Max Snodderly, W.P. Leung, G.T. Timberlake, and D.P.B. Smith Acute effects of alcohol and marijuana on vision Anthony J. Adams Soft contact lenses: a look into the future Theodore Grosvenor <<The>> state of the art and science of contact lens fabrication and fitting Henry A. Knoll Important diagnostic testing of the contact lens wearer Tom F. Brungardt Analysis of human color vision by exchange thresholds W.A.H. Rushton <<The>> distribution of blue receptors in primates' eyes revealed by spectral photic damage and by histochemical response experiments H.G. Sperling Discriminations that depend upon blue cones Robert M. Boynton Opponent chromatic mechanisms predict hue naming B.R. Wooten and John S. Werner Opponent-colors theory and color blindness Martha Romeskie Optical society uniform color scales David L. MacAdam Photon counting microspectrophotometer for the study of single vertebrate photoreceptor cells Edward F. MacNichol, Jr. Spatial vision in the cat Randolph Blake Behavioral analysis of the role of geniculocortical system in form vision M.A. Berkley and J.M. Sprague <<The>> absolute efficiency of human pattern detection H.B. Barlow Sources suitable for use in Illuminating visual acuity charts Glenn A. Fry Current status of research on the spatial organization of the human visual system at detection threshold H. Richard Blackwell, Wunchung Chiou, and Bryan R. Blackwell Interactions among spatial frequency channels in the human visual system Karen Kennedy DeValois Orientation discrimination John Lott Brown and Iris M. Kortela <<A>> new approach to perceptual grouping Barbara Gillam Optical illusions and visual functions R.A. Weale Binocularity and stereopsis in the evolution of vertebrate vision Robert Fox Comparison of the retinotopic organization of the visual wulst in nocturnal and diurnal raptors, with a note on the evolution of frontal vision John D. Pettigrew Orientation and position disparities in stereopsis P.O. Bishop Stereoscopic depth channels for position and for motion D. Regan, K.I. Beverly, and M. Cynader Neural mechanisms underlying stereoscopic depth perception in Cat visual Cortex Max Cynader, Jill Gardner, and Robert Douglas Mechanisms for stereopsis Whitman Richards Spatio-temporal aspects of binocular depth discrimination Alfred Lit Discharges of visual neurons in eye movements Hiroharu Noda <<The>> primate superior colliculus and its sensory inputs Peter H. Schiller Properties of saccade-related unit activity in the monkey superior colliculus David L. Sparks, Jay G. Pollack, and Lawrence E. Mays Potentials accompany eye movement John C. Armington <<A>> model of function at the outer plexiform layer of the cyprinid retina Leo E. Lipetz Center-surround retinal ganglion cells: receptive field organization with special reference to light-dark adaptation Christina Enroth-Cugell <<The>> coding and decoding of steady state visual information by patterned pulse trains in the crayfish visual system Raymon M. Glantz and Howard Wood Photic sensitivity of macaque monkey and pulvinar neurons M.L.J. Crawford and S. Espinoza <<The>> organization of the cat pretectum Nancy Berman Central mechanisms of foveal vision in the monkey Bruce M. Dow Cortical cells: bar and edge detectors, or spatial frequency filters? Russell L. DeValois, Duane G. Albrecht, and Lisa G. Thorell Subdivisions and interconnections of the primate visual system Jon H. Kaas Gross electric recording from the human retina and cortex Lorrin A. Riggs Properties of cortical electrical phosphenes D.N. Rushton and G.S. Brindley Development of the eye and retina of kittens John T. Flynn, Thomas E. Flynn, Duco I. Hamasaki, O. Navarro, Vesna G. Sutija, and Gail S. Tucker Postnatal development of the human lateral geniculate nucleus T.L. Hickey Response properties of retinal ganglion cells in Siamese cats Michael S. Shansky, Yuzo M. Chino, and Duci I. Hamasaki Response properties of striate neurons in area 17 of Siamese cats Yuzo M. Chino, Michael S. Shansky, and Wayne L. Jankowski Role of binocular interactions in visual system development in the cat Peter D. Spear Animal models for human visual development Colin Blakemore and Howard M. Eggers Cortical effects of early visual experience Helmut V.B. Hirsch Neural correlates of visual experience in single units of cat's visual and somatosensory cortex D.N. Spinelli Meridional amblyopia R.D. Freeman Development of visual acuity in normal and astigmatic infants Richard Held Eye motility and visual motor development Alan Hein Psychophysical functions in fish with respecified retinotectal connections Dean Yager <<The>> cheshire study: changes in incidence of myopia following program intervention John W. Streff Visual deprivation studies and the therapy of strabismus, amblyopia and learning disorders Merrill J. Allen Optometry as remediation and as education S. Howard Bartley Tasks and goals of a clinically oriented vision research laboratory: its role in research and its application to serve patients Edgar Auerbach Trends in higher education and health: opportunities for optometry Florence Kavaler <<The>> future of public and community health in optometry Alden N. 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| spellingShingle | Frontiers in visual science proceedings of the University of Houston College of Optometry Dedication Symposium, Houston, Texas, U. S. A., March, 1977 : with 533 figures Springer series in optical sciences <<The>> significance of antidromic potentiation and induced activity in the retina <<The>> sensitivity of the cornea in normal eyes <<The>> corneal environment: osmotic responses <<A>> common ocular pathology spheroidal degeneration of the cornea and conjunctiva New studies on fluctuations of accommodation <<The>> etiopathogenesis of primary glaucoma Biogenic monoamines and amino acids as retina! Neurotransmitters Lipid-rhodopsin interactions in photoreceptor membranes Lipid function in excitable membranes Photoreceptor shedding in the frog retina Mapping retinal features in a freely moving eye with precise control of retina! stimulus position Acute effects of alcohol and marijuana on vision Soft contact lenses: a look into the future <<The>> state of the art and science of contact lens fabrication and fitting Important diagnostic testing of the contact lens wearer Analysis of human color vision by exchange thresholds <<The>> distribution of blue receptors in primates' eyes revealed by spectral photic damage and by histochemical response experiments Discriminations that depend upon blue cones Opponent chromatic mechanisms predict hue naming Opponent-colors theory and color blindness Optical society uniform color scales Photon counting microspectrophotometer for the study of single vertebrate photoreceptor cells Spatial vision in the cat Behavioral analysis of the role of geniculocortical system in form vision <<The>> absolute efficiency of human pattern detection Sources suitable for use in Illuminating visual acuity charts Current status of research on the spatial organization of the human visual system at detection threshold Interactions among spatial frequency channels in the human visual system Orientation discrimination <<A>> new approach to perceptual grouping Optical illusions and visual functions Binocularity and stereopsis in the evolution of vertebrate vision Comparison of the retinotopic organization of the visual wulst in nocturnal and diurnal raptors, with a note on the evolution of frontal vision Orientation and position disparities in stereopsis Stereoscopic depth channels for position and for motion Neural mechanisms underlying stereoscopic depth perception in Cat visual Cortex Mechanisms for stereopsis Spatio-temporal aspects of binocular depth discrimination Discharges of visual neurons in eye movements <<The>> primate superior colliculus and its sensory inputs Properties of saccade-related unit activity in the monkey superior colliculus Potentials accompany eye movement <<A>> model of function at the outer plexiform layer of the cyprinid retina Center-surround retinal ganglion cells: receptive field organization with special reference to light-dark adaptation <<The>> coding and decoding of steady state visual information by patterned pulse trains in the crayfish visual system Photic sensitivity of macaque monkey and pulvinar neurons <<The>> organization of the cat pretectum Central mechanisms of foveal vision in the monkey Cortical cells: bar and edge detectors, or spatial frequency filters? Subdivisions and interconnections of the primate visual system Gross electric recording from the human retina and cortex Properties of cortical electrical phosphenes Development of the eye and retina of kittens Postnatal development of the human lateral geniculate nucleus Response properties of retinal ganglion cells in Siamese cats Response properties of striate neurons in area 17 of Siamese cats Role of binocular interactions in visual system development in the cat Animal models for human visual development Cortical effects of early visual experience Neural correlates of visual experience in single units of cat's visual and somatosensory cortex Meridional amblyopia Development of visual acuity in normal and astigmatic infants Eye motility and visual motor development Psychophysical functions in fish with respecified retinotectal connections <<The>> cheshire study: changes in incidence of myopia following program intervention Visual deprivation studies and the therapy of strabismus, amblyopia and learning disorders Optometry as remediation and as education Tasks and goals of a clinically oriented vision research laboratory: its role in research and its application to serve patients Trends in higher education and health: opportunities for optometry <<The>> future of public and community health in optometry Optometrie (DE-588)4206418-1 gnd Physiologische Optik (DE-588)4174623-5 gnd |
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| title_alt | <<The>> significance of antidromic potentiation and induced activity in the retina <<The>> sensitivity of the cornea in normal eyes <<The>> corneal environment: osmotic responses <<A>> common ocular pathology spheroidal degeneration of the cornea and conjunctiva New studies on fluctuations of accommodation <<The>> etiopathogenesis of primary glaucoma Biogenic monoamines and amino acids as retina! Neurotransmitters Lipid-rhodopsin interactions in photoreceptor membranes Lipid function in excitable membranes Photoreceptor shedding in the frog retina Mapping retinal features in a freely moving eye with precise control of retina! stimulus position Acute effects of alcohol and marijuana on vision Soft contact lenses: a look into the future <<The>> state of the art and science of contact lens fabrication and fitting Important diagnostic testing of the contact lens wearer Analysis of human color vision by exchange thresholds <<The>> distribution of blue receptors in primates' eyes revealed by spectral photic damage and by histochemical response experiments Discriminations that depend upon blue cones Opponent chromatic mechanisms predict hue naming Opponent-colors theory and color blindness Optical society uniform color scales Photon counting microspectrophotometer for the study of single vertebrate photoreceptor cells Spatial vision in the cat Behavioral analysis of the role of geniculocortical system in form vision <<The>> absolute efficiency of human pattern detection Sources suitable for use in Illuminating visual acuity charts Current status of research on the spatial organization of the human visual system at detection threshold Interactions among spatial frequency channels in the human visual system Orientation discrimination <<A>> new approach to perceptual grouping Optical illusions and visual functions Binocularity and stereopsis in the evolution of vertebrate vision Comparison of the retinotopic organization of the visual wulst in nocturnal and diurnal raptors, with a note on the evolution of frontal vision Orientation and position disparities in stereopsis Stereoscopic depth channels for position and for motion Neural mechanisms underlying stereoscopic depth perception in Cat visual Cortex Mechanisms for stereopsis Spatio-temporal aspects of binocular depth discrimination Discharges of visual neurons in eye movements <<The>> primate superior colliculus and its sensory inputs Properties of saccade-related unit activity in the monkey superior colliculus Potentials accompany eye movement <<A>> model of function at the outer plexiform layer of the cyprinid retina Center-surround retinal ganglion cells: receptive field organization with special reference to light-dark adaptation <<The>> coding and decoding of steady state visual information by patterned pulse trains in the crayfish visual system Photic sensitivity of macaque monkey and pulvinar neurons <<The>> organization of the cat pretectum Central mechanisms of foveal vision in the monkey Cortical cells: bar and edge detectors, or spatial frequency filters? Subdivisions and interconnections of the primate visual system Gross electric recording from the human retina and cortex Properties of cortical electrical phosphenes Development of the eye and retina of kittens Postnatal development of the human lateral geniculate nucleus Response properties of retinal ganglion cells in Siamese cats Response properties of striate neurons in area 17 of Siamese cats Role of binocular interactions in visual system development in the cat Animal models for human visual development Cortical effects of early visual experience Neural correlates of visual experience in single units of cat's visual and somatosensory cortex Meridional amblyopia Development of visual acuity in normal and astigmatic infants Eye motility and visual motor development Psychophysical functions in fish with respecified retinotectal connections <<The>> cheshire study: changes in incidence of myopia following program intervention Visual deprivation studies and the therapy of strabismus, amblyopia and learning disorders Optometry as remediation and as education Tasks and goals of a clinically oriented vision research laboratory: its role in research and its application to serve patients Trends in higher education and health: opportunities for optometry <<The>> future of public and community health in optometry |
| title_auth | Frontiers in visual science proceedings of the University of Houston College of Optometry Dedication Symposium, Houston, Texas, U. S. A., March, 1977 : with 533 figures |
| title_exact_search | Frontiers in visual science proceedings of the University of Houston College of Optometry Dedication Symposium, Houston, Texas, U. S. A., March, 1977 : with 533 figures |
| title_full | Frontiers in visual science proceedings of the University of Houston College of Optometry Dedication Symposium, Houston, Texas, U. S. A., March, 1977 : with 533 figures Editors Steven I. Cool and Earl L. Smitz, III |
| title_fullStr | Frontiers in visual science proceedings of the University of Houston College of Optometry Dedication Symposium, Houston, Texas, U. S. A., March, 1977 : with 533 figures Editors Steven I. Cool and Earl L. Smitz, III |
| title_full_unstemmed | Frontiers in visual science proceedings of the University of Houston College of Optometry Dedication Symposium, Houston, Texas, U. S. A., March, 1977 : with 533 figures Editors Steven I. Cool and Earl L. Smitz, III |
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