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Sensory Mechanisms in Early Orientation Discrimination in a Model of Visual Working Memory by Mikhailova, E. S., Gerasimenko, N. Yu, Slavutskaya, A. V.

“…An experimental model of working memory was used to study the time characteristics and topography of evoked electrical brain activity in early discrimination…”
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Gender differences in the recognition of spatially transformed figures: Behavioral data and event-related potentials (ERPs) by Mikhailova, E.S., Slavutskaya, A.V., Gerasimenko, N.Yu

“…► We examined sex differences in perception of spatially transformed complex visual objects. ► The accuracy and reaction time data showed a similarity of the…”
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Gender-Related Strategies for Solving Visuospatial Tasks by Slavutskaya, A. V., Gerasimenko, N. Yu, Mikhailova, E. S.

“…Studies of 34 subjects (of which 16 were men) using a gender-related differences model addressed the mechanisms forming two strategies for solution of a…”
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Temporal and topographic characteristics of evoked potentials in the conflict of two consecutive visual stimuli in a working memory task by Mikhailova, E. S., Gerasimenko, N. Yu, Slavutskaya, A. V., Krylova, M. A., Izyurov, I. V.

“…Behavioral reactions and brain mechanisms involved in processing two matching or mismatching (conflicting) visual stimuli were studied in healthy subjects…”
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Evoked Visual Cortical Potentials in Humans during Perception of Whole Figures and Their Constituent Elements by Slavutskaya, A. V., Mikhailova, E. S.

“…Changes in evoked potentials were studied in 32 subjects during perception of whole and disintegrated images. In the occipital and parietal areas, responses to…”
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The Mechanisms of Orientation Sensitivity of Human Vision System. Part II: Neural Patterns of Early Processing of Information about Line Orientation by Mikhailova, E S, Gerasimenko, N Yu, Krylova, M A, Izyurov, I V, Slavutskaya, A V

“…The high density EEG was registered in 41 healthy subjects (20 males, 21 females) in the cardinal (horizontal and vertical) and oblique (45 and 135 deg) line…”
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Effects of emotional expression of an irrelevant face image on recognition of visual stimuli by Gerasimenko, N. Yu, Slavutskaya, A. V., Kalinin, S. A., Mikhailova, E. S.

“…Psychophysiological experiments were performed on 34 healthy subjects. We analyzed the accuracy and latency of motor response in recognizing two types of…”
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Trajectories of shifting dipole sources of visual evoked potentials across the human brain by Mikhailova, E. S., Zhila, A. V., Slavutskaya, A. V., Kulikov, M. A., Shevelev, I. A.

“…Visual evoked potentials in response to images of a set of horizontal and vertical lines or crosses were recorded from the brains of 18 human subjects in 34…”
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Location of the dipoles of the P1 wave of visual evoked potential in the human brain by Mikhailova, E. S., Slavutskaya, A. V., Konyshev, V. A., Pirogov, Yu. A., Anisimov, N. V., Shevelev, I. A.

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Mechanisms of orientation sensitivity in the human visual system: Part I. Behavioral characteristics of orientation sensitivity. Influence of the task type, experimental conditions, and gender by Slavutskaya, A. V., Gerasimenko, N. Yu, Mikhailova, E. S.

“…Orientation sensitivity in the human visual system was studied in three experiments. In the first experiment, 134 subjects determined orientation of the…”
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Mechanisms of orientation sensitivity of human visual system: Part II. Neural patterns of early processing of information about line orientation by Mikhailova, E. S., Gerasimenko, N. Yu, Krylova, M. A., Izyurov, I. V., Slavutskaya, A. V.

“…A high-density EEG was recorded in 41 healthy subjects (20 men and 21 women) in the cardinal (horizontal and vertical) and oblique (45 and 135 degrees) line…”
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Behavioral and electrographical features of recognition of forward-masked complex images: The effect of categorical similarity of the target and masking stimuli by Kalinin, S. A., Gerasimenko, N. Yu, Slavutskaya, A. V., Mikhailova, E. S.

“…In psychophysical and neurophysiological experiments, the subjects recognized images of two categories, “animals” and “objects.” The images of the same…”
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Recognition of visual objects under forward masking. Effects of cathegorial similarity of test and masking stimuli by Gerasimenko, N Iu, Slavutskaia, A V, Kalinin, S A, Kulikov, M A, Mikhaĭlova, E S

“…In 38 healthy subjects accuracy and response time were examined during recognition of two categories of images--animals andnonliving objects--under forward…”
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Attention and eye movements in human: psychophysiological concepts, neurophysiological models and EEG correlates by Slavutskaia, M V, Moiseeva, V V, Shul'govskiĭ, V V

“…A review. Recently published articles concerning the problem of attention are discussed, the most popular psychophysiological concepts and neurophysiological…”
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Dipole tracing of visual evoked potentials in human brain by Shevelev, I A, Mikhaĭlova, E S, Kulikov, M A, Slavutskaia, A V

“…3D tracing of equivalent current dipoles (ECDs) of averaged human visual evoked potentials (VEP) by their distribution across a 34-electrode array was obtained…”
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Trajectories of shifting of dipole sources of visual evoked potentials over the human brain by Mikhaĭlova, E S, Zhila, A V, Slavutskaia, A V, Kulikov, M A, Shevelev, I A

“…Dynamic study of 3D localization of the equivalent current dipole (ECD) sources of visual evoked potentials (EP) in the human brain was performed in 18 healthy…”
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Positive potentials of the human brain at different stages of preparation of a visually triggered saccade by Slavutskaia, M V, Shul'govskiĭ, V V

“…The EEG of 10 right-handed subjects preceding saccades with mean values of latent periods were selected and averaged. Two standard paradigms of presentation of…”
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Role of filtration in localization of the evoked potential dipoles in the human brain: experiment and simulation by Frolov, A A, Mikhaĭlova, E S, Prokopenko, R A, Shevelev, I A, Slavutskaia, A V, Konyshev, V A

“…3D dipole tracing with 1 ms step of visual evoked potentials recorded from 40 electrodes was performed under exposition of crosses in 5 healthy human subjects…”
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