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Brain Research|January 14, 1977
Dynamic relations between natural vestibular inputs and activity of forelimb extensor muscles in the decerebrate cat. III. Motor output during rotations in the vertical planeJ F Soechting, J H Anderson, A BerthozThe Journal of Neuroscience : the Official Journal of the Society for Neuroscience|June 27, 2001
Background, but not foreground, spatial cues are taken as references for head direction responses by rat anterodorsal thalamus neuronsM B Zugaro, A Berthoz, S I WienerActa Astronautica|October 1, 1995
Influence of graviceptives cues at different level of visual information processing: the effect of prolonged weightlessnessG Leone, M Lipshits, V Gurfinkel, et al.Perception|October 2, 2001
Mental imagery of visual motion modifies the perception of roll-vection stimulationF W Mast, A Berthoz, S M KosslynNeuroscience Letters|January 30, 1986
Modifications of gain asymmetry and beating field of vertical optokinetic nystagmus in microgravityG Clement, T Vieville, F Lestienne, et al.Neuroscience Letters|December 4, 1987
Linear head displacement measured by the otoliths can be reproduced through the saccadic systemA Berthoz, I Israël, T Viéville, et al.Neuroscience Letters|May 18, 2001
Relationship between velocity and curvature of a human locomotor trajectoryS Vieilledent, Y Kerlirzin, S Dalbera, et al.Neuroreport|April 26, 1996
The predictive brain: anticipatory control of head direction for the steering of locomotionR Grasso, S Glasauer, Y Takei, et al.Acta Oto-Laryngologica. Supplementum|January 1, 1995
Modification of parameters in vertical optokinetic nystagmus after repeated vertical optokinetic stimulation in patients with vestibular lesionsT Tsuzuku, E Vitte, A Sémont, et al.Brain Research. Cognitive Brain Research|October 1, 1995
Is there an effect of weightlessness on mental rotation of three-dimensional objects?G Leone, M Lipshits, V Gurfinkel, et al.Pageof 23