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1Perceptual learning improves contrast sensitivity and visual acuity in adults with anisometropic amblyopia 显示文摘Zhou Yifeng Huang Changbing Xu Pengjing 2006Vision Res2006,46,5:1
2Spatial vision deficit underlies poor sine-wave motion direction discrimination in anisometropic amblyopia显示文摘Qiu Zhuping Xu Pengjing Zhou Yifeng 2007Journal of Vision2007,7,11:1
3Generating high gray-level resolution monochrome displays with conventional computer graphics cards and color monitors显示文摘Li Xiangrui Lu Zhonglin Xu Pengjing 2003J Neurosci Methods2003,130,1:1
4Invivonhibition of S180 tumors by the synergistic effect of the Chinese medicinal herbs coptis chinensis and evodia rutaecarpa显示文摘WangXN Xu LN PengJ Y etal 2009PlantaMed2009,75,11:1
5Perceptual learning improves contrast sensitivity and visual acuity in adults with anisometropic amblyopia 显示文摘Zhou Yifeng Huang Changbing Xu Pengjing 2006Vision research2006,46,5:1
6A Hybrid Heuristic Algorithm for Large Scale Emergency Logistics显示文摘PengJ z Xu w s YangJ J 2009InteUigent Computation Technology andAutomation2009,3,:1
7Temporal response properties to second-order visual stimuli in the LGN of cats显示文摘Visual stimuli occurring naturally are rich in instances of objects delineated from the backgrounds only by differences in luminance,which is called first-order stimuli,as well as those defined by differences of contrast or texture,referred to as second-order stimuli. The neuronal mechanism for processing second-order stimuli is still unclear. In this study,we compared the responses of cat LGN (lateral geniculate nucleus) cells to second-order stimuli at five temporal frequencies to their responses to first-order stimuli. Our results showed that most LGN cells can be evoked by second-order stimuli,and their firing rates to second-order stimuli decreased relative to first-order stimuli as temporal frequency increased from 0.5 to 8 Hz; moreover the ratio of a nonlinear to linear factor had a higher value in the responses to second-order stimuli than to first-order stimuli. We also found that the responses of Y-cells to second-order stimuli were significantly higher than the responses of X-cells,suggesting the Y-cells have a more important role in the processing of second-order stimuli. All these results reveal that first-order and second-order signals might be processed in separate 'streams' of the visual sys-tem.XU PengJing YE Xiang ZHOU Yifeng 2007Chinese Science Bulletin2007,52,16:0
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