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Intrinsic membrane properties of vertebrate vestibular neurons: Function, development and plasticity
- Hans Straka, Nicolas Vibert, P. P. Vidal, Lee E. Moore, Mayank B. Dutia
- Progress in Neurobiology
- 2005
Central vestibular neurons play an important role in the processing of body motion-related multisensory signals and their transformation into motor commands for gaze and posture control. Over recent… (More)
- Hans Straka, N. Dieringer
- Progress in Neurobiology
- 2004
Locomotion is associated with a number of optical consequences that degrade visual information processing in the absence of appropriate compensatory movements. The resulting retinal image flow is… (More)
- Hans Straka, Stefan Biesdorf, N. Dieringer
- Journal of neurophysiology
- 1997
Second-order vestibular neurons (secondary VNs) were identified in the in vitro frog brain by their monosynaptic excitation following electrical stimulation of the ipsilateral VIIIth nerve.… (More)
- Hans Straka, N. Dieringer
- The European journal of neuroscience
- 1993
Synaptic vestibular inputs of antidromically identified motoneurons and internuclear neurons in the abducens nucleus were studied electrophysiologically and pharmacologically in the isolated brain of… (More)
Gaze Stabilization by Efference Copy Signaling without Sensory Feedback during Vertebrate Locomotion
- Francois M Lambert, Denis Combes, John Simmers, Hans Straka
- Current Biology
- 2012
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Self-generated body movements require compensatory eye and head adjustments in order to avoid perturbation of visual information processing. Retinal image stabilization is traditionally… (More)
- Hans Straka, Robert 5. Baker, Edwin H Gilland
- The Journal of comparative neurology
- 2001
Rhombencephalic subnuclei and projection pathways related to vestibular function were mapped in larval ranid frogs. The retention of overt postembryonic rhombomeres (r) allowed direct visualization… (More)
- Francois M Lambert, J C Beck, Robert 5. Baker, Hans Straka
- The Journal of neuroscience : the official…
- 2008
Semicircular canals have been sensors of angular acceleration for 450 million years. This vertebrate adaptation enhances survival by implementing postural and visual stabilization during motion in a… (More)
- Hans Straka, Mathieu Beraneck, Martin Rohregger, Lee E. Moore, P. P. Vidal, Nicolas Vibert
- Journal of neurophysiology
- 2004
Membrane and discharge properties were determined in second-order vestibular neurons (2 degrees VN) in the isolated brain of grass frogs. 2 degrees VN were identified by monosynaptic excitatory… (More)
- Mathieu Beraneck, Sandra Pfanzelt, +5 authors Hans Straka
- The Journal of neuroscience : the official…
- 2007
Central vestibular neurons process head movement-related sensory signals over a wide dynamic range. In the isolated frog whole brain, second-order vestibular neurons were identified by monosynaptic… (More)
- András Birinyi, Hans Straka, Clara Matesz, N. Dieringer
- Brain Research
- 2001
Vestibular nerve branches innervating the sensory epithelia of the three semicircular canals or of the three otolith organs of frogs were selectively labeled in-vitro with biocytin. Labeled afferent… (More)