Evidence That The Relative Densities Of Afferents From Both Eyes Control Laminar Distribution And Binocular Segregation Of Retinotectalprojections In Rats

Título:

Evidence That The Relative Densities Of Afferents From Both Eyes Control Laminar Distribution And Binocular Segregation Of Retinotectalprojections In Rats

Autor:

Claudio Alberto Serfaty

Ano:

1991

Revista:

Developmental Brain Research

ISSN:

01653806

Tags:

Desenvolvimento de Projecoes Reetinotectais

Especificidade Laminar

Interacoes Interoculares

Idioma:

Inglês

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