Frontiers in Visual Science

The Significance of Antidromic Potentiation and Induced Activity in the Retina.- The Sensitivity of the Cornea in Normal Eyes.- The Corneal Environment: Osmotic Responses.- A Common Ocular Pathology Spheroidal Degeneration of the Cornea and Conjunctiva.- New Studies on Fluctuations of Accommodation.- The Etiopathogenesis of Primary Glaucoma.- Biogenic Monoamines and Amino Acids as Retinal Neurotransmitters.- Lipid-Rhodopsin Interactions in Photoreceptor Membranes.- Lipid Function in Excitable Membranes.- Photoreceptor Shedding in the Frog Retina.- Mapping Retinal Features in a Freely Moving Eye with Precise Control of Retinal Stimulus Position.- Acute Effects of Alcohol and Marijuana on Vision.- Soft Contact Lenses: A Look into the Future.- The State of the Art and Science of Contact Lens Fabrication and Fitting.- Important Diagnostic Testing of the Contact Lens Wearer.- Analysis of Human Color Vision by Exchange Thresholods.- The Distribution of Blue Receptors in Primates' Eyes Revealed by Spectral Photic Damage and by Histochemical Response Experiments.- Discriminations That Depend Upon Blue Cones.- Opponent Chromatic Mechanisms Predict Hue Naming.- Opponent-Colors Theory and Color Blindness.- Optical Society Uniform Color Scales.- A Photon Counting Microspectrophotometer for the Study of Single Vertebrate Photoreceptor Cells.- Spatial Vision in the Cat.- Behavioral Analysis of the Role of Geniculocortical System in Form Vision.- The Absolute Efficiency of Human Pattern Detection.- Sources Suitable for Use in Illuminating Visual Acuity Charts.- Current Status of Research on the Spatial Organization of the Human Visual System at Detection Threshold.- Interactions Among Spatial Frequency Channels in the Human Visual System.- Orientation Discrimination.- A NewApproach to Perceptual Grouping.- Optical Illusions and Visual Functions.- Binocularity and Stereopsis in the Evolution of Vertebrate Vision.- Comparison of the Retinotopic Organization of the Visual Wulst in Nocturnal and Diurnal Raptors, with a Note on the Evolution of Frontal Vision.- Orientation and Position Disparities in Stereopsis.- Stereoscopic Depth Channels for Position and for Motion.- Neural Mechanisms Underlying Stereoscopic Depth Perception in Cat Visual Cortex.- Mechanisms for Stereopsis.- Spatio-Temporal Aspects of Binocular Depth Discrimination.- Discharges of Visual Neurons in Eye Movements.- The Primate Superior Colliculus and its Sensory Inputs.- Properties of Saccade-Related Unit Activity in the Monkey Superior Colliculus.- Potentials Accompany Eye Movement.- A Model of Function at the Outer Plexiform Layer of the Cyprinid Retina.- Center-Surround Retinal Ganglion Cells: Receptive Field Organization with Special Reference to Light-Dark Adaptation.- The Coding and Decoding of Steady State Visual Information by Patterned Pulse Trains in the Crayfish Visual System.- Photic Sensitivity of Macaque Monkey and Pulvinar Neurons.- The Organization of the Cat Pretectum.- Central Mechanisms of Foveal Vision in the Monkey.- Cortical Cells: Bar and Edge Detectors, or Spatial Frequency Filters?.- Subdivisions and Interconnections of the Primate Visual System.- Gross Electric Recording from the Human Retina and Cortex.- Properties of Cortical Electrical Phosphenes.- Development of the Eye and Retina of Kittens.- Postnatal Development of the Human Lateral Geniculate Nucleus.- Response Properties of Retinal Ganglion Cells in Siamese Cats.- Response Properties of Striate Neurons in Area 17 of Siamese Cats.- Role of Binocular Interactions in Visual System Developmentin the Cat.- Animal Models for Human Visual Development.- Cortical Effects of Early Visual Experience.- Neural Correlates of Visual Experience in Single Units of Cat's Visual and Somatosensory Cortex.- Meridional Amblyopia.- Development of Visual Acuity in Normal and Astigmatic Infants.- Eye Motility and Visual Motor Development.- Psychophysical Functions in Fish with Respecified Retinotectal Connections.- The Cheshire Study: Changes in Incidence of Myopia Following Program Intervention.- Visual Deprivation Studies and the Therapy of Strabismus, Amblyopia and Learning Disorders.- Optometry as Remediation and as Education.- Tasks and Goals of a Clinically Oriented Vision Research Laboratory: Its Role in Research and its Application to Serve Patients.- Trends in Higher Education and Health: Opportunities for Optometry.- The Future of Public and Community Health in Optometry.