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THE FREQUENCY RESPONSE OF NORMAL, ROD ACHROMAT AND NYCTALOPE ERGS TO SINUSOIDAL MONOCHROMATIC LIGHT STIMULATION.

1. COLOR SENSITIVE RESPONSES IN THE HUMAN FLICKER-ERG.

2. Effects of sharp edges in a flickering field.

3. Visual response to time-dependent stimuli. I. Amplitude sensitivity measurements.

4. Research into the dynamic nature of the human fovea-cortex systems with intermittent and modulated light. II. Phase shift in brithtness and delay in color perception.

5. Research into the dynamic nature of the human fovea-cortex systems with intermittent and modulated light. I. Attenuation characteristics with white and colored light.

6. Flicker and color adaptation in the human electroretinogram.

7. Electroretinogram in nyctalopia.

8. Relationship between critical flicker-frequency and a set of low-frequency characteristics of the eye.

9. Typical total color blindness reinterpreted.

10. Linear superposition of retinal action potentials to predict electrical flicker responses from the eye of the wolf spider, Lycosa baltimoriana (Keyserling).

1. SOME FACTORS INFLUENCING THE FREQENCY RESPONSE OF THE HUMAN ERG.

2. RELATION BETWEEN PSYCHOPHYSICS AND ELECTROPHYSIOLOGY OF FLICKER.

3. An extended 15 Hz ERG protocol (1): the contributions of primary and secondary rod pathways and the cone pathway.

4. Nonlinearities in the flicker electroretinogram: A tool for studying retinal dysfunction applied to early-stage diabetic retinopathy.

5. A comparison of flash evoked ERG's and ERG's evoked with sinusoidally modulated light stimuli in a number of rodents.

6. The second harmonic of the electroretinogram to sinusoidal flicker: spatiotemporal properties and clinical application.

7. Factors influencing threshold of the fundamental electrical response to sinusoidal excitation of human photoreceptors.

8. Analysis of the retina via suprafusion electroretinography.

9. The morphology of human rod ERGs obtained by silent substitution stimulation.

10. Rod Electroretinograms Elicited by Silent Substitution Stimuli from the Light-Adapted Human Eye.