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- BookNigel W. Daw.Contents:
Introduction
Functional Organization of the Visual System
Part I: Development of the Visual System
Development of Visual Capabilities
Anatomical Development of the Visual System
Development of Receptive Field Properties
Part II: Amblyopia and the Effects of Visual Deprivation
Modifications to the Visual Input that lead to Nervous System changes
Known Physiological and Anatomical changes from optical and motor deficits
What is Amblyopia?
Critical Periods
Treatment of Amblyopia
Part III: Mechanisms of Plasticity
Concepts of Plasticity
Mechanisms of Plasticity in the Visual Cortex
Deprivation Myopia and Emmetropization
Index.Digital Access Springer 2014 - ArticleNowaczyk M, Skopińska E.Arch Immunol Ther Exp (Warsz). 1978;26(1-6):347-9.To determine the effect of varying the SRBC/lymphocyte ratio on rosette formation, rosettes were formed at SRBC/lymphocyte ratios ranging from 10 to 200. To assess the significance of the time of incubation, duplicate samples were mixed at various SRBC to lymphocyte ratios and the percentage of rosette-forming lymphocytes was determined immediately or after an 1-hour incubation at 4 degrees C. The results of five experiments revealed the highly statistically significant difference between the percentage of rosette-forming cells in tests performed with (higher number of RFC) and without (lower number of RFC) incubation, in all SRBC/lymphocyte ratios. On the other hand, ratio of SRBC to lymphocytes influenced significantly the results obtained in both types of tests, this effect was more pronounced in test performed with 1-hour incubation. Optimal SRBC/lymphocyte ratios for both tests were 100:1 (31% RFC without incubation and 53.4% of RFC after 1-hour incubation.