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The dual nature of the octopus electroretinogram

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Published1963
Citations33
References21

Total Citations Per Year

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References (21)

Physiology of the Retina and the Visual Pathway

1960 • 409 citations

Localization of origins of electroretinogram components by intraretinal recording in the intact cat eye

1961 • 280 citations

The Origin of the Electroretinogram*

1954 • 198 citations

Isolation and Identification of a Receptor Potential from the Pure Cone Fovea of the Monkey Retina

1962 • 170 citations

Local Membrane Current in the Outer Segments of Squid Photoreceptors

1962 • 128 citations

Physiology of the Retina and the Visual Pathway

1960 • 123 citations

Physiology of the Retina and the Visual Pathways

1962 • 118 citations

The passive electrical properties of the frog's retina, choroid and sclera for radial fields and currents

1956 • 93 citations

Localization of electrical activity in the cat retina by an electrode marking method

1961 • 79 citations

On the R Membrane in the Frog's Eye: Its Localization, and Relation to the Retinal Action Potential

1960 • 79 citations

ORIGIN OF SO-CALLED CONE ACTION POTENTIAL

1959 • 76 citations

Glial Control of Neuronal Networks and Receptors

1961 • 52 citations

Glia-Neuron Interactions and Adaptational Mechanisms of the Retina

1961 • 44 citations

The Spatial Distribution of Electric Responses to Focal Illumination of the Carp's Retina

1959 • 29 citations

Nerve Excitation and Synaptic Transmission

1960 • 26 citations

The Effect of Temperature, Carbon Dioxide and Ammonia on the Neuron-Glia Unit

1961 • 26 citations

THE ACTION POTENTIALS OF THE SQUID EYE

1940 • 19 citations

Ueber die bei Belichtung der Netzhaut von Eledone moschata entstehenden Actionsströme

1899 • 19 citations

über Wirkungen des Lichtes auf den quergestreiften Muskel

1929 • 18 citations

Some Analyses of Slow Potentials of Toad's Retina

1959 • 17 citations

The stimulation of frog skeletal muscle by light and dye

1960 • 7 citations

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