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A direct projection from superior colliculus to substantia nigra pars compacta in the cat by McHaffie, J.G., Jiang, H., May, P.J., Coizet, V., Overton, P.G., Stein, B.E., Redgrave, P.

“…Dopaminergic neurons exhibit a short-latency, phasic response to unexpected, biologically salient stimuli. The midbrain superior colliculus also is sensitive…”
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Mindfulness meditation-related pain relief: Evidence for unique brain mechanisms in the regulation of pain by Zeidan, F., Grant, J.A., Brown, C.A., McHaffie, J.G., Coghill, R.C.

“…► Mindfulness meditation related pain relief involves multiple brain mechanisms. ► Mindfulness meditation reduces pain through unique appraisal mechanisms. ►…”
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Neurofilament proteins are preferentially expressed in descending output neurons of the cat the superior colliculus: A study using SMI-32 by Fuentes-Santamaria, V., Stein, B.E., McHaffie, J.G.

“…Physiological studies indicate that the output neurons in the multisensory (i.e. intermediate and deep) laminae of the cat superior colliculus receive…”
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Quantitative assessment of developing afferent patterns in the cat inferior colliculus revealed with calbindin immunohistochemistry and tract tracing methods by Henkel, C.K., Gabriele, M.L., McHaffie, J.G.

“…The central nucleus of the inferior colliculus (CNIC) is comprised of an orderly series of fibrodendritic layers. These layers include integrative circuitry…”
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Early establishment of adult-like nigrotectal architecture in the neonatal cat: A double-labeling study using carbocyanine dyes by Gabriele, M.L., Smoot, J.E., Jiang, H., Stein, B.E., McHaffie, J.G.

“…Virtually nothing is known about the ontogeny of substantia nigra, pars reticulata projections to the midbrain superior colliculus, even though this pathway is…”
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Spatial summation of heat-induced pain: influence of stimulus area and spatial separation of stimuli on perceived pain sensation intensity and unpleasantness by Price, D D, McHaffie, J G, Larson, M A

“…1. Psychophysical experiments were initiated to determine the possible influence of increasing stimulus size on perceived pain intensity. Six trained human…”
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Visual Response Properties and Visuotopic Representation in the Newborn Monkey Superior Colliculus by Wallace, M. T, McHaffie, J. G, Stein, B. E

“…M. T. Wallace , J. G. McHaffie , and B. E. Stein Department of Neurobiology and Anatomy, Bowman Gray School of Medicine/Wake Forest University, Winston-Salem,…”
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Subcortical loops through the basal ganglia by McHaffie, John G., Stanford, Terrence R., Stein, Barry E., Coizet, Véronique, Redgrave, Peter

“…Parallel, largely segregated, closed-loop projections are an important component of cortical–basal ganglia–cortical connectional architecture. Here, we present…”
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Covariant maturation of nocifensive oral behaviour and c-fos expression in rat superior colliculus by McHaffie, J.G, Wang, S, Walton, N, Stein, B.E, Redgrave, P

“…Injections of formalin into the rodent paw elicit a rapid orientation of the head and mouth to the source of discomfort, followed by licking and biting the…”
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Neural Correlates of Interindividual Differences in the Subjective Experience of Pain by Coghill, Robert C., McHaffie, John G., Yen, Ye-Fen

“…Some individuals claim that they are very sensitive to pain, whereas others say that they tolerate pain well. Yet, it is difficult to determine whether such…”
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The Subjective Experience of Pain: Where Expectations Become Reality by Koyama, Tetsuo, McHaffie, John G., Laurienti, Paul J., Coghill, Robert C., Smith, Edward E.

“…Our subjective sensory experiences are thought to be heavily shaped by interactions between expectations and incoming sensory information. However, the neural…”
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Axon Morphologies and Convergence Patterns of Projections from Different Sensory-Specific Cortices of the Anterior Ectosylvian Sulcus onto Multisensory Neurons in the Cat Superior Colliculus by Fuentes-Santamaria, Veronica, Alvarado, Juan C., McHaffie, John G., Stein, Barry E.

“…Corticofugal projections to the thalamus reveal 2 axonal morphologies, each associated with specific physiological attributes. These determine the functional…”
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Nociceptive neurons in rat superior colliculus: response properties, topography, and functional implications by McHaffie, J G, Kao, C Q, Stein, B E

“…1. Extracellular recordings were made from single superior colliculus neurons in urethane-anesthetized rats in response to mechanical and/or thermal…”
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Opposing basal ganglia processes shape midbrain visuomotor activity bilaterally by McHaffie, John G, Jiang, Huai, Stein, Barry E

“…The manner in which the nervous system allocates limited motor resources when confronted with conflicting behavioural demands is a crucial issue in…”
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Functional development of a central visual map in cat by Kao, C Q, McHaffie, J G, Meredith, M A, Stein, B E

“…1. The onset of visual activity in the superficial layers of the cat superior colliculus begins abruptly at about 6 days postnatal (DPN), just before natural…”
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Two visual corticotectal systems in cat by Ogasawara, K, McHaffie, J G, Stein, B E

“…By using the method of cortical cooling we were able to deactivate specific regions of cortex and demonstrate that there are two functionally separate visual…”
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Corticotectal and corticostriatal projections from the frontal eye fields of the cat: an anatomical examination using WGA-HRP by McHaffie, J G, Thomson, C M, Stein, B E

“…Corticofugal projections from the frontal eye fields (FEF) are believed to access the superior colliculus (SC) directly (i.e., monosynaptically) and indirectly…”
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Response properties of nociceptive and low-threshold mechanoreceptive neurons in the hamster superior colliculus by Larson, MA, McHaffie, JG, Stein, BE

“…There are many somatosensory neurons in the hamster superior colliculus (SC); some respond to innocuous tactile stimuli, while others respond either…”
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The organization of trigeminotectal and trigeminothalamic neurons in rodents: a double-labeling study with fluorescent dyes by Bruce, L L, McHaffie, J G, Stein, B E

“…Retrogradely transported fluorescent dyes (fast blue and diamidino-dihydrochloride yellow) were used to compare the distributions of trigeminofugal neurons…”
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Functional anatomy of nociceptive neurones in rat superior colliculus by Redgrave, P, Telford, S, Wang, S, McHaffie, J G, Stein, B E

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