Search Results - "Revina, Yulia"

A combined electrophysiological and morphological study of neuropeptide Y–expressing inhibitory interneurons in the spinal dorsal horn of the mouse by Iwagaki, Noboru, Ganley, Robert P., Dickie, Allen C., Polgár, Erika, Hughes, David I., Del Rio, Patricia, Revina, Yulia, Watanabe, Masahiko, Todd, Andrew J., Riddell, John S.

“…The spinal dorsal horn contains numerous inhibitory interneurons that control transmission of somatosensory information. Although these cells have important…”
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Comparing filling-in of spatiotemporal patterns in the blind spot, under occlusion, and across artificial scotomata by Revina, Yulia, Maus, Gerrit

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Cortical feedback signals generalise across different spatial frequencies of feedforward inputs by Revina, Yulia, Petro, Lucy S., Muckli, Lars

“…Visual processing in cortex relies on feedback projections contextualising feedforward information flow. Primary visual cortex (V1) has small receptive fields…”
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Stronger perceptual filling-in of spatiotemporal information in the blind spot compared with artificial gaps by Revina, Yulia, Maus, Gerrit W

“…Complete visual information about a scene and the objects within it is often not available to us. For example, objects may be partly occluded by other objects…”
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Curvature of real and illusory contours across the blind spot and artificial gaps by Revina, Yulia, Chay, Man Ting, Koh, Nicklaus, Maus, Gerrit W.

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Meaningful feedback to occluded V1 is improved by increasing local information in the surround by Revina, Yulia, Petro, Lucy, Denk-Florea, Cristina, Blum, Sebastian, Kriegeskorte, Nikolaus, Muckli, Lars

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Influence of scene surround on cortical feedback to non-stimulated primary visual cortex by Revina, Yulia

“…Most of the time we are not passively viewing scenes but want to extract behaviourally relevant information. In addition, objects do not often occur in…”
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Duration judgments over multiple elements by Ayhan, Inci, Revina, Yulia, Bruno, Aurelio, Johnston, Alan

“…We investigated the limits of the number of events observers can simultaneously time. For single targets occurring in one of eight positions sensitivity to…”
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