P. Maximov

发表

Cardinal difference between the orientation-selective retinal ganglion cells projecting to the fish tectum and the orientation-selective complex cells of the mammalian striate cortex.

I. DamjanoviĆ, E. Maximova, P. Maximov, 2012, Journal of integrative neuroscience.

Direction Selectivity in the Goldfish Tectum Revisited

E. Maximova, P. Maximov, V. Maximov, 2005, Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences.

Fine Structure of the Receptive Fields of Orientation-Selective Ganglion Cells in the Fish Retina

I. DamjanoviĆ, E. Maximova, P. Maximov, 2021, Neuroscience and Behavioral Physiology.

Presynaptic and postsynaptic single-unit responses in the goldfish tectum as revealed by a reversible synaptic transmission blocker.

E. Maximova, P. Maximov, V. Maximov, 2012, Journal of integrative neuroscience.

Color properties of movement detectors in the Carassius gibelio (Bloch, 1782) tectum opticum studied by selective stimulation of different cone types

I. DamjanoviĆ, E. Maximova, P. Maximov, 2009 .

Correlation between Paired Responses Confirms the Existence of a Positive Ephaptic Feedback in Central Synapses

L. Voronin, P. Maximov, V. Maximov, 2003, Doklady Biological Sciences.

Updated functional segregation of retinal ganglion cell projections in the tectum of a cyprinid fish—further elaboration based on microelectrode recordings

I. DamjanoviĆ, E. Maximova, P. Maximov, 2019, Fish Physiology and Biochemistry.

Ganglion Cells with Sustained Activity in the Fish Retina and Their Possible Function in Evaluation of Visual Scenes

I. DamjanoviĆ, E. Maximova, P. Maximov, 2020, Neuroscience and Behavioral Physiology.

Color properties of the motion detectors projecting to the goldfish tectum: II. Selective stimulation of different chromatic types of cones.

E. Maximova, P. Maximov, V. Maximov, 2015, Journal of integrative neuroscience.

Ganglion Cells with Sustained Activity in the Fish Retina and Their Possible Function in Evaluation of Visual Scenes

E. Maximova, P. Maximov, A. Aliper, 2021 .

Neurons in the Optic Tectum of Fish: Electrical Activity and Selection of Appropriate Stimulation

E. Maximova, P. Maximov, A. Aliper, 2021, Neuroscience and Behavioral Physiology.

Spectral Sensitivity of Direction‐Selective Ganglion Cells in the Fish Retina

E. Maximova, P. Maximov, V. Maximov, 2005, Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences.

Color properties of the motion detectors projecting to the goldfish tectum.

E. Maximova, P. Maximov, V. Maximov, 2015, Journal of integrative neuroscience.

Color properties of the motion detectors projecting to the goldfish tectum: I. A color matching study.

E. Maximova, P. Maximov, V. Maximov, 2014, Journal of integrative neuroscience.

Color properties of the motion detectors projecting to the gold ̄sh tectum: III. Color-opponent interactions in the receptive ̄eld

E. Maximova, P. Maximov, V. Maximov, 2016 .

Updated functional segregation of retinal ganglion cell projections in the tectum of a cyprinid fish—further elaboration based on microelectrode recordings

E. Maximova, P. Maximov, A. Kasparson, 2019, Fish Physiology and Biochemistry.

On the organization of receptive fields of retinal spot detectors projecting to the fish tectum: Analogies with the local edge detectors in frogs and mammals

E. Maximova, P. Maximov, A. Aliper, 2019, The Journal of comparative neurology.

Opposing motion inhibits responses of direction-selective ganglion cells in the fish retina.

E. Maximova, P. Maximov, V. Maximov, 2015, Journal of integrative neuroscience.

Detection and resolution of drifting gratings by motion detectors in the fish retina.

E. Maximova, P. Maximov, V. Maximov, 2013, Journal of integrative neuroscience.