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Evidence for an additive inhibitory component of contrast adaptation
Kate S. Gaudry, Pamela Reinagel
The latency of visual responses generally decreases as contrast increases. Recording in the lateral geniculate nucleus (LGN), we find that response latency increases with increasin…
Speed and Accuracy of Static Image Discrimination by Rats
Pamela Reinagel, Robert E Clark
When discriminating dynamic noisy sensory signals, human and primate subjects achieve higher accuracy when they take more time to decide, an effect attributed to accumulation of ev…
Dorsal lateral geniculate substructure in the Long-Evans rat: A cholera toxin B-subunit study
Claire B. Discenza, Pamela Reinagel
This study describes the substructure of the dorsal lateral geniculate nucleus of the thalamus of the pigmented rat (Rattus norvegicus) based on the eye-of-origin of its retinal ga…
Speed and accuracy in a visual motion discrimination task as performed by rats
Pamela Reinagel, Emily Mankin, Adam Calhoun
We find that rats, like primates and humans, perform better on the random dot motion task when they take more time to respond. We provide evidence that this improvement is due to s…
Strong surround antagonism in the dLGN of the awake rat
Balaji Sriram, Pamela Reinagel
Classical center-surround antagonism in the early visual system is thought to serve important functions such as enhancing edge detection and increasing sparseness. The relative str…
Collinear features impair visual detection by rats
Philip Meier, Erik Flister, Pamela Reinagel
We measure rats' ability to detect an oriented visual target grating located between two flanking stimuli ("flankers"). Flankers varied in contrast, orientation, angular position,…