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ThermoTRPs and Pain by Laing, Robyn J, Dhaka, Ajay

“…The ability of the body to perceive noxious stimuli lies in a heterogeneous group of primary somatosensory neurons termed nociceptors. The molecular receptors…”
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Topography of Striate-Extrastriate Connections in Neonatally Enucleated Rats by Laing, Robyn J., Olavarria, Jaime F., Lasiene, Jurate

“…It is known that retinal input is necessary for the normal development of striate cortex and its corticocortical connections, but there is little information…”
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Ocular dominance columns in V1 are more susceptible than associated callosal patches to imbalance of eye input during precritical and critical periods by Olavarria, Jaime F., Laing, Robyn J., Andelin, Adrian K.

“…In Long Evans rats, ocular dominance columns (ODCs) in V1 overlap with patches of callosal connections. Using anatomical tracers, we found that ODCs and…”
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Influence of ocular dominance columns and patchy callosal connections on binocularity in lateral striate cortex: Long Evans versus albino rats by Andelin, Adrian K., Doyle, Zane, Laing, Robyn J., Turecek, Josef, Lin, Baihan, Olavarria, Jaime F.

“…In albino rats, it has been reported that lateral striate cortex (V1) is highly binocular, and that input from the ipsilateral eye to this region comes through…”
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Blockade of retinal or cortical activity does not prevent the development of callosal patches normally associated with ocular dominance columns in primary visual cortex by Lu, Hsueh Chung, Laing, Robyn J, Olavarria, Jaime F

“…Callosal patches in primary visual cortex of Long Evans rats, normally associated with ocular dominance columns, emerge by postnatal day 10 (P10), but they do…”
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Influence of Ocular Dominance Columns and Patchy Callosal Connections on Binocularity in Lateral Striate Cortex: Long Evans vs. Albino Rats by Andelin, Adrian K., Doyle, Zane, Laing, Robyn J., Turecek, Josef, Lin, Baihan, Olavarria, Jaime F.

“…In albino rats, it has been reported that lateral striate cortex (V1) is highly binocular, and that input from the ipsilateral eye to this region comes through…”
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