Published Papers and Articles
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Selective, unilateral, reversible loss of behavioral responses to looming stimuli after injection of tetrodotoxin of cadmium chloride into the frog optic nerve. | King JG, Lettvin JY, and Gruberg ED | Brain research 841(1-2):20-6, 1999 Sep 11
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A compartment-based, asymmetric representation of the retina in an induced projection to the olfactory cortex. | Scalia F, Eisner S, Galoyan SM, Harris E, Su W, and Lettvin JY | The Journal of comparative neurology 383(4):415-27, 1997 Jul 14
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Concentration and storage of biotin in the amphibian brain. | Eisner S, Harris E, Galoyan SM, Lettvin JY, and Scalia F | The Journal of comparative neurology 368(3):455-66, 1996 May 6
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Functional properties of regenerated optic axons terminating in the primary olfactory cortex. | Scalia F, Grant AC, Reyes M, and Lettvin JY | Brain research 685(1-2):187-97, 1995 Jul 10
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Dyslexic children learn a new visual strategy for reading: a controlled experiment. | Geiger G, Lettvin JY, and Fahle M | Vision research 34(9):1223-33, 1994 May
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Task-determined strategies of visual process. | Geiger G, Lettvin JY, and Zegarra-Moran O | Brain research. Cognitive brain research 1(1):39-52, 1992 Jun
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Sources of electrical transients in tectal neuropil of the frog, Rana pipiens. | Grant AC and Lettvin JY | Brain research 560(1-2):106-21, 1991 Sep 27
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Peripheral vision in persons with dyslexia. | Geiger G and Lettvin JY | The New England journal of medicine 316(20):1238-43, 1987 May 14
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The colors of things. | Brou P, Sciascia TR, Linden L, and Lettvin JY | Scientific American 255(3):84-92, 1986 Sep
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Enhancing the perception of form in peripheral vision. | Geiger G and Lettvin JY | Perception 15(2):119-30, 1986
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Processing of polarized light by squid photoreceptors. | Saidel WM, Lettvin JY, and MacNichol EF | Nature 304(5926):534-6, 1983
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1981 Nobel prize for physiology or medicine. | Lettvin JY | Science (New York, N.Y.) 214(4520):517-20, 1981 Oct 30
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Anatomy and physiology of a binocular system in the frog Rana pipiens. | Gruberg ER and Lettvin JY | Brain research 192(2):313-25, 1980 Jun 23
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Relation of the epsilon-wave to ganglion cell activity and rod responses in the frog. | Newman EA and Lettvin JY | Vision research 18(9):1181-8, 1978
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Probability of conduction deficit as related to fiber length in random-distribution models of peripheral neuropathies. | Waxman SG, Brill MH, Geschwind N, Sabin TD, and Lettvin JY | Journal of the neurological sciences 29(1):39-53, 1976 Sep
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Proceedings: The CLOOGE: a simple device for interspike interval analysis. | Chung SH, Lettvin JY, and Raymond SA | The Journal of physiology 239(2):63P-66P, 1974 Jun
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Multiple meaning in single visual units. | Chung SH, Raymond SA, and Lettvin JY | Brain, behavior and evolution 3(1):72-101, 1970
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Ionic conductance changes in lobster axon membrane when lanthanum is substituted for calcium. | Takata M, Pickard WF, Lettvin JY, and Moore JW | The Journal of general physiology 50(2):461-71, 1966 Nov
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Alkali cation selectivity of squid axon membrane. | Moore JW, Anderson N, Blaustein M, Takata M, Lettvin JY, Pickard WF, Bernstein T, and Pooler J | Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences 137(2):818-29, 1966 Jul 14
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A demonstration of ion-exchange phenomena in phospholipid mono-molecular films. | Rojas E, Lettvin JY, and Pickard WF | Nature 209(5026):886-7, 1966 Feb 26
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Chemical transmission in the nose of the frog. | Gesteland RC, Lettvin JY, and Pitts WH | The Journal of physiology 181(3):525-59, 1965 Dec
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Octopus Optic Responses. | Boycott BB, Lettvin JY, Maturana HR, and Wall PD | Experimental neurology 12:247-56, 1965 Jul
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Speculations on smell. | Lettvin JY and Gesteland RC | Cold Spring Harbor symposia on quantitative biology 30:217-25, 1965
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General discussion: early receptor potential. | Lettvin JY, Platt JR, Wald G, and Brown KT | Cold Spring Harbor symposia on quantitative biology 30:501-4, 1965
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Caesium Ions Do Not Pass the Membrane of the Giant Axon. | Pickard WF, Lettvin JY, Moore JW, Takata M, Pooler J, and Bernstein T | Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America 52:1177-83, 1964 Nov
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A Theory of Passive Ion Flux Through Axon Membranes. | Lettvin JY, Pickard WF, McCulloch WS, and Pitts W | Nature 202:1338-9, 1964 Jun 27
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Anatomy and physiology of vision in the frog (Rana pipiens). | Maturana HR, Lettvin JY, McCulloch WS, and Pitts WH | The Journal of general physiology 43(6)Suppl:129-75, 1960 Jul
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Two remarks on the visual system of the frog. | Lettvin JY, Maturana HR, Pitts WH, and McCulloch WS | AFOSR TR. United States. Air Force. Office of Scientific Research 60-77:1-25, 1960 Apr 30
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Membrane currents in clamped vertebrate nerve. | DelCastillo J, Lettvin JY, McCulloch WS, and Pitts W | Nature 180(4597):1290-1, 1957 Dec 7
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Effects of strychnine with special reference to spinal afferent fibres. | Wall PD, McCulloch WS, Lettvin JY, and Pitts WH | Epilepsia 4:29-40, 1955 Nov
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Physiology of a primary chemoreceptor unit. | Hodgson ES, Lettvin JY, and Roeder KD | Science (New York, N.Y.) 122(3166):417-8, 1955 Sep 2
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Reflex inhibition by dorsal root interaction. | Howland B, Lettvin JY, McCulloch WS, Pitts W, and Wall PD | Journal of neurophysiology 18(1):1-17, 1955 Jan
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The terminal arborisation of the cat's pyramidal tract determined by a new technique. | Wall PD, McCulloch WS, Lettvin JY, and Pitts WH | The Yale journal of biology and medicine 28(3-4):457-64, 1955
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On microelectrodes for plotting currents in nervous tissue. | Howland B, Lettvin JY, McCulloch WS, Pitts W, and Wall PD | The Journal of physiology 122(Suppl):24-5P, 1953
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An electrical hypothesis of central inhibition and facilitation. | McCulloch WS, Lettvin JY, Pitts WH, and Dell PC | Research publications - Association for Research in Nervous and Mental Disease 30:87-97, 1952
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Changes produced in the central nervous system by ultrasound. | Wall PD, Fry WJ, Stephens R, Tucker D, and Lettvin JY | Science (New York, N.Y.) 114(2974):686-7, 1951 Dec 28
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Map of electrical current in the cord during a reflex. | Wall PD, Pitts W, and Lettvin JY | Transactions of the American Neurological Association 56:75-9, 1951
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Apomorphine in Parkinson's disease. | Schwab RS, Amador LV, and Lettvin JY | Transactions of the American Neurological Association 56:251-3, 1951
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An electrical hypothesis of central inhibition and facilitation. | McCulloch, WS; Pitts, W; Dell, PC | Proceedings of the Association for Research in Nervous and Mental Diseases, Vol. 30, December 1950
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Positivity in ventral horn during bulbar reticular inhibition of motoneurons' | McCulloch, WS; Dell, PC | Federation Proceedings, Vol. 9, No. 1, March 1950
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The path of suppression in the spinal grey matter. | Lettvin JY | Federation proceedings 7(1 Pt):71, 1948 Mar
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Somatic functions of the central nervous system. | McCulloch WS and Lettvin JY | Annual review of physiology 10:117-32, 1948
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A mathematical theory of the affective psychoses. | Pitts W | Bulletin of Mathematical Biophysics, Vol. 5; 1943
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Sources and sinks of current in the spinal cord. | Pitts, W; Brazier, ? | Federation Proceedings, Vol. 11, No. 1, March 1952
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Comparaison entre les machines a calculer et le cerveau. | McCulloch, WS; Pitts, W; Dell, PC | Les machines à calculer et la pensée humaine, Vol. 37, pp. 425-443 1953
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Maps derived by bipolar microelectrode stimulation within the spinal cord. | Pitts, W; McCulloch, WS; Wall, PD; Howland, B | Federation Proceedings, Vol. 13, March 1954
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Excitability changes in anatomical components of the monosynaptic are following tetanic stimulation. | McCulloch, WS; Pitts, WH | Federation Proceedings, Vol. 15, No. 1, March 1956
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Limits on nerve impulse transmission. | Wall, PD; Pitts, WH; McCulloch, WS | IRE Convention Record, National, Part 4, 19-20 March 1956
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Central effects of strychnine on spinal afferent fibres. | Wall, PD; Pitts, WH; McCulloch, WS | A.M.A. Archives of Neurology and Psychiatry, Vol. 75: 323-324 1956
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Footnotes on a headstage, | Howland, B; Gesteland, RC | IRE Transactions on Medical Electronics 1956-57
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Evidence that cut optic nerve fibers in a frog regenerate to their proper places in the tectum. | Maturana, HR; McCulloch, WS; Pitts, WH | Science, Vol. 130, No. 3390, December 1956
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How seen movement appears in the frog's optic nerve. | Maturana, HR; McCulloch, WS; Pitts, WH | Federation Proceedings Vol. 18, No. 1, March 1959
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What the frog's eye tells the frog's brain. | Maturana, HR; McCulloch, WS; Pitts, WH | Proceedings of the IRE, Vol. 47, No. 11, November 1959
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Comments on microelectrodes. | Gesteland, RC; Howland, B; Pitts, WH | Proceedings of the IRE, Vol. 47, No. 11, November 1959
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Number of fibres in the optic nerve and the number of ganglion cells in the retina of anurans. | Maturana, HR | Nature, Vol. 183, pp. 1406-1407, May 16 1959
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Bridge for measuring the impedance of metal microelectrodes. | Gesteland, RC; Howland, B | The Review of Scientific Instruments, Vol. 30, No. 4, April 1959
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Odor specificites of the frog's olfactory receptors. | Gesteland, RC; Pitts, WH, Rojas, ? | Proceedings of the First International Symposium on Olfaction and Taste (Pergamon Press) 1963
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Microelectrodes research laboratory of electronics. | Gesteland, RC; Howland, B; Pitts, WH | MIT Encyclopedia of Electrochemistry, (Reinhold Publishing Corporation: New York), pp. 822-826 1964
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Receptor model of the frog's nose. | Gesteland, RC | NEREM Record 1964
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Lanthanum simulates high calcium and reduces conductance changes in nerve membranes. | Moore, ?; Takata, ?; Pickard, WF | XXIII International Congress of Physiological Sciences 1964
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Passive transport of ions across nerve membranes. | Pickard, WF | Minutes of the APS-NES 1964 Spring Meeting of the New England Section, 4 April 1964
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Experiments in perception. | n/a | Tech Engineering News, November 1964
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Glass-coated tungsten microelectrodes. | Baldwin, ?; Frenk, ? | Science, Vol. 148, No.3676, pp. 1462-1464 1965
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General discussion: early receptor potential. | Platt, ?; Wald, ?; Brown, ? | Cold Spring Harbor Symposia on Quantitative Biology, vol. 30 1965; (with Platt, Wald, and Brown)
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You can't even step in the same river once. | n/a | Journal of the American Museum of Natural History, Vol. 76, No. 8, October 1967
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A code in the nose. | Gesteland, R; Pitts, WH; Chung, SH | Cybernetic Problems in Bionics (Gordon and Breach Science Publishers) 1968
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Pure renaissance. | n/a | Natural History, June-July, p. 62 1968
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The annotated octopus. | Sokolski, ? (Author) notes by Lettvin | Natural History, Vol. 78, No. 9, p. 10 1969; (Sokolski with notes by Lettvin)
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The rise and fall of progress. | n/a | Natural History, Vol. 79, No. 3, pp. 80-82, March 1970
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Scratched and chiseled marks of man. | n/a | Natural History 1972
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A physical model for the passage of ions through an ion-specific channel - I. The sodium-like channel. | Pickard, WF | Mathematical Biosciences, vol.32, pp. 37-50 1976
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The use of myth. | n/a | Technology Review, Vol. 78(7), pp. 52-57 1976
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On seeing sidelong. | n/a | The Sciences, Vol. 16, No. 4, July/August 1976
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The gorgon's eye. | n/a | Technology Review, Vol. 80(2), pp. 74-83 1977
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Freedoms and constraints in color vision. | Linden, ? | Brain Theory Newsletter, Vol. 3, No. 2, December 1977
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Aftereffects of activity in peripheral axons as a clue to nervous coding. | Raymond, S | Physiology and Pathobiology of Axons, edited by Waxman (Raven Press: New York) 1978
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