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J D Radel

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Brain Research|September 2, 1985
Time-course of ultrastructural changes in regenerated optic fiber terminals of goldfishJ D Radel, M G Yoon
Neuroscience|October 1, 1993
Anatomical and functional consequences of induced rejection of intracranial retinal transplantsR Banerjee, R D Lund, J D Radel
The European Journal of Neuroscience|January 1, 1992
Development of Light-activated Pupilloconstriction in Rats as Mediated by Normal and Transplanted RetinaeJ. D. Radel, S. Das, R. D. Lund
Trends in Neurosciences|August 1, 1991
The impact of intracerebral retinal transplants on types of behavior exhibited by host ratsR D Lund, J D Radel, P J Coffey
Neuroscience|October 1, 1995
The pupillary light response: functional and anatomical interaction among inputs to the pretectum from transplanted retinae and host eyesJ D Radel, D J Kustra, R D Lund
The American Journal of Clinical Nutrition|October 1, 1996
The Internet and the nutritional scientistD E Kipp, J D Radel, J A Hogue
The Journal of Comparative Neurology|October 8, 1990
Proximity as a factor in the innervation of host brain regions by retinal transplantsJ D Radel, M H Hankin, R D Lund
Experimental Neurology|June 1, 1991
Plasticity in innervation of the rat superior colliculus by transplanted retinae as a result of eye removal at maturityJ D Radel, L Galli-Resta, R D Lund
Brain Research. Developmental Brain Research|June 21, 1991
Rapid enhancement of transplant-mediated pupilloconstriction after elimination of competing host optic inputJ D Radel, D J Kustra, R D Lund
Experimental Neurology|May 1, 1989
Light-evoked cortical activity produced by illumination of intracranial retinal transplants: experimental studies in ratsS L Craner, J D Radel, L S Jen, et al.
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Brain Research|September 2, 1985
Time-course of ultrastructural changes in regenerated optic fiber terminals of goldfishJ D Radel, M G Yoon
Neuroscience|October 1, 1993
Anatomical and functional consequences of induced rejection of intracranial retinal transplantsR Banerjee, R D Lund, J D Radel
The European Journal of Neuroscience|January 1, 1992
Development of Light-activated Pupilloconstriction in Rats as Mediated by Normal and Transplanted RetinaeJ. D. Radel, S. Das, R. D. Lund
Trends in Neurosciences|August 1, 1991
The impact of intracerebral retinal transplants on types of behavior exhibited by host ratsR D Lund, J D Radel, P J Coffey
Neuroscience|October 1, 1995
The pupillary light response: functional and anatomical interaction among inputs to the pretectum from transplanted retinae and host eyesJ D Radel, D J Kustra, R D Lund
The American Journal of Clinical Nutrition|October 1, 1996
The Internet and the nutritional scientistD E Kipp, J D Radel, J A Hogue
The Journal of Comparative Neurology|October 8, 1990
Proximity as a factor in the innervation of host brain regions by retinal transplantsJ D Radel, M H Hankin, R D Lund
Experimental Neurology|June 1, 1991
Plasticity in innervation of the rat superior colliculus by transplanted retinae as a result of eye removal at maturityJ D Radel, L Galli-Resta, R D Lund
Brain Research. Developmental Brain Research|June 21, 1991
Rapid enhancement of transplant-mediated pupilloconstriction after elimination of competing host optic inputJ D Radel, D J Kustra, R D Lund
Experimental Neurology|May 1, 1989
Light-evoked cortical activity produced by illumination of intracranial retinal transplants: experimental studies in ratsS L Craner, J D Radel, L S Jen, et al.
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