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Science (New York, N.Y.)|April 25, 1980
Unequal alternating monocular deprivation causes asymmetric visual fields in catsN Tumosa, S B Tieman, H V HirschExperimental Brain Research|January 1, 1982
Visual field deficits in cats reared with unequal alternating monocular exposureN Tumosa, S B Tieman, H V HirschInvestigative Ophthalmology & Visual Science|April 1, 1983
Binocular exposure causes suppression of the less experienced eye in cats previously reared with unequal alternating monocular exposureN Tumosa, S Nunberg, H V Hirsch, et al.Visual Neuroscience|November 19, 1997
Alternating monocular exposure increases the spacing of ocularity domains in area 17 of catsS B Tieman, N TumosaBrain Research|May 9, 1983
[14C]2-deoxyglucose demonstration of the organization of ocular dominance in areas 17 and 18 of the normal catS B Tieman, N TumosaBrain Research|November 28, 1983
Behavioral and physiological effects of monocular deprivation: a comparison of rearing with diffusion and occlusionD G Tieman, N Tumosa, S B TiemanVisual Neuroscience|January 1, 1989
Binocular competition affects the pattern and intensity of ocular activation columns in the visual cortex of catsN Tumosa, S B Tieman, D G TiemanThe Journal of Comparative Neurology|November 10, 1982
Exposure to lines of only one orientation modifies dendritic morphology of cells in the visual cortex of the catS B Tieman, H V HirschBrain Research|July 18, 1983
Removal of the more-experienced eye decreases visual field deficits in cats reared with unequal alternating monocular exposureS B Tieman, H V HirschThe Journal of Comparative Neurology|May 1, 1984
Effects of unequal alternating monocular exposure on the sizes of cells in the cat's lateral geniculate nucleusS B Tieman, D L Nickla, K Gross, et al.Pageof 6