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1.	The Influence And Mechanisms Of Human Umbilical Cord Blood Stem Cells On Function Restoration After Optic Nerve Injury
2.	Changes Of Neurous In The Lateral Geniculate Nucleus And Superior Colliculus Of Glaucomatous Rats
3.	Expressing Alterations Of Parvalbumin In Superior Colliculus And Age-related Morphologic Changes Of Neurons In An Autism Model Of Rat
4.	Changes Of Otx2 And Parvalbumin Immunoreactivities In The Superior Colliculus In The Platelet-derived Growth Factor Receptor-β Knockout Mice
5.	The Abnormal Neural Activites Of The Superior Colliculus And Dysfunction Of Innate Visual Defensive Response On DISC1 Transgenic Rodent Model
6.	Study On The Circuitry Mechanism Underlying The Abnormal Fear Emotion Processing Using DISC1 Animal Model
7.	Neural Circuit Mediates And Regulates Innate Fear Related Behaviors
8.	Study Of Comparison Between Conditioned Fear And Innate Fear Elicited By Looming Stimulus
9.	An ultrastructural study of central mesencephalic reticular formation connections with the superior colliculus, nucleus raphe interpositus and paramedian pontomedullary reticular formation in the macaque monkey
10.	A spike-based head-movement and echolocation model of the bat superior colliculus
11.	The neurobiology of choice: Responsibility of the superior colliculus for making pursuit and saccade target selections
12.	Behavioural determinants of crossmodal integration in the primate superior colliculus
13.	The functional and evolutionary significance of cellular morphology in the mammalian optic tectum
14.	Alterations in visual receptive fields in the cat superior colliculus induced by bicuculline methiodid
15.	Effect And Mechanism Of Superior Colliculus To Locus Coeruleus Circuits In Cocaine-induced Conditioned Place Preference
16.	Role Of Mesocorticolimbic Dopaminergic Pathway In Relapse Triggered By Visual Cue
17.	Study On Coding Of Fear Visual Information In SC/LP Of Subcortical Visual Pathway In Mice
18.	Auditory And Visual Spatial Discrimination And Multisensory Integration In Mouse Superior Colliculus Neurons
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