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[Oscillating potentials of the retina and superior colliculi and correlations with neuronal activity].

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The oscillatory potentials of retina and superior colliculus induced with photostimuli were studied in unanesthetized rabbits. Increasing intensity of light flashes induces a better correlation of the responses in these structures. A common genesis of the oscillatory processes and neuronal activity was revealed. The peculiarities of formation of the short-latency responses in the superior colliculus and the specificity of generation of the responses of photostimuli of extreme brightness, are discussed.

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The oscillatory potentials of retina and superior colliculus induced with photostimuli were studied in unanesthetized rabbits. Increasing intensity of light flashes induces a better correlation of the responses in these structures. A common genesis of the oscillatory processes and neuronal activity was revealed. The peculiarities of formation of the short-latency responses in the superior colliculus and the specificity of generation of the responses of photostimuli of extreme brightness, are discussed.

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The oscillatory potentials of retina and superior colliculus induced with photostimuli were studied in unanesthetized rabbits. Increasing intensity of light flashes induces a better correlation of the responses in these structures. A common genesis of the oscillatory processes and neuronal activity was revealed. The peculiarities of formation of the short-latency responses in the superior colliculus and the specificity of generation of the responses of photostimuli of extreme brightness, are discussed.

Key concepts: Superior colliculus, Superior Colliculi, Retina, Neuroscience, Inferior Colliculi, Evoked activity, Brightness, Physics

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