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 // Journal of Comparative Neurology. Volume 528 (2020). Pages 1423-1435. Available online 21 November 2019. DOI: 10.1002/cne.24824 Go to publication
Receptive field sizes of retinal ganglion cells in fish: why different methods give different results // Visionarium XVIII (2019), September (14)16-18, Tvarminne zoological station, University of Helsinki, Finland. Book of Abstracts. P.20. Download (85.8 KB)
A model explaining colour-specific responses of the goldfish retinal ganglion cells // The European Retina Meeting 2019. 12th - 14th of September, Helsinki, Finland. Book of abstracts. P.103. Go to publication
Spot detectors in fish tectum: properties of their receptive fields, comparison with other animals // The European Retina Meeting 2019. 12th - 14th of September, Helsinki, Finland. Book of abstracts. P.197. Go to publication
Fine structure of receptive fields of orientation-selective ganglion cells in goldfish retina // The European Retina Meeting 2019. 12th - 14th of September, Helsinki, Finland. Book of abstracts. P.199. Go to publication
Colour-specific responses of the goldfish retinal ganglion cells revealed by cone-isolated visual stimulation // The 25th Symposium of the International Colour Vision Society Abstract Book July 5-9, 2019 Riga, Latvia. P. 107. Go to publicationDownload (8 MB)
The algorithm for simulation of dichromatic vision and its application for detecting color vision deficiencies // Sensory systems. V. 33(3). P. 181-196. Go to publicationDownload (4.7 MB)
The screening program for detecting colour vision deficiencies based on a colour blindness simulator: preliminary study // 42nd European Conference on Visual Perception 2019. Leuven, Belgium. 25th - 29th of August. 2019. Perception. V. 48(2S). P. 128. (WOS:000486182000386) Go to publicationDownload (1.6 MB)
Updated functional segregation of retinal ganglion cell projections in the tectum of a cyprinid fish — further elaboration based on microelectrode recordings // Fish Physiology and Biochemistry (2019), Volume 45, Pages 773-792 . Available online 5 January 2019. DOI: 10.1007/s10695-018-0603-0 Go to publication
2019 year
Authors: Gačić Z., Mićković B., Gačić L., Damjanović I.
New spectral templates for rhodopsin and porphyropsin visual pigments // Archives of Biological Sciences, Belgrade (2019) Volume 71 (1), 103-110. Available online 14 November 2018. doi: 10.2298/ABS180822052G Go to publication
Putative targets of direction-selective retinal ganglion cells in the tectum opticum of cyprinid fish // Brain Research (2019) Volume 1708, 1 April 2019, Pages 20-26. Available online 5 December 2018. doi: 10.1016/j.brainres.2018.12.006 Go to publication
Ganglion cells – local edge detectors (spot detectors) in rabbit, fish and frog retinas // Symposium “Visionarium XVII”, 13-16 October, 2018, Tvarminne, University of Helsinki, Finland. Book of Abstracts, PP. 28-29. Download (141 KB)
The program simulating dichromacy as a possible tool for detecting colour deficiencies // 41st European Conference on Visual Perception 2018. Trieste, Italy. 26th - 30th of August. Perception. V. 48(S1). P. 46. Go to publicationDownload (764.1 KB)
Saccadic dysfunction in patients with hypoxic-ischemic encephalopathy // Journal of Integrative Neuroscience (2018) Volume 17, ¹ 3, August 2018, Pages 211-219. doi: 10.31083/JIN-170055 Go to publicationDownload (459.7 KB)
2018 year
Authors: V.V. Voznessenskaya, T.K. Laktionova, M.A Klyuchnikova, O. Laktionova, Rodionova E.
Peppermint Ambient Odor Affects Cortisol Secretion And Task Performance In Selected Tests In School Children. FASEB JOURNAL, V. 32, N 1, supplement, lb453)
A model explaining the colour interaction in the receptive fields of the ganglion cells in the goldfish retina // International Congress of Neuroethology 2018. Brisbane, Australia. 15-20 July 2018. Conference abstracts. P. 111 Go to publicationDownload (748.5 KB)
Receptive feld sizes of sustained ganglion cells in the retina of Carassius gibelio // Sensornye sistemy, 2018, Vol. 32, ¹1, pp. 8-13 (in Russian)
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2017 year
Authors: M.A Klyuchnikova, A.E. Voznesenskaya, Rodionova E., V.V. Voznessenskaya
Russian Smell Identification Test. Chemical Senses, 42(2) E 36
Refinement of the functional segregation of retinal ganglion cell projections in the goldfish tectum by means of microelectrode recordings. Abstracts of the «Visionarium XVI» symposium. Tvarminne, Finland. 2017. P. 37 Download (670.1 KB)
Receptive field structure of sustained ganglion cells in the fish retina // European Retina Meeting 2017. Paris, France. October 5-7, 2017. Book of abstracts. P. 143 Go to publicationDownload (1.2 MB)
Association of sleep impairments and gastrointestinal disorders in the context of the visceral theory of sleep. Journal of Integrative Neuroscience. 2017. Vol. 16, no. 2, pp. 143-156. DOI: 10.3233/JIN-170005 Go to publication
The role of multivariate analysis in the study of the changes in animal odor after hepotocellular carcinoma transplantation. 5th The International Conference «Social Science and Humanity» by SCIEURO in London, 23-29 September. Social Science and Humanity #3, pp 61-70
Horizontal cell networks can account for far center-surround interactions in the goldfish retina // Abstracts of the «Visionarium XV» symposium. Tvarminne, Finland. 2016. P. 20-21 Download (909.9 KB)
Absolute Depth Sensitivity in Cat Primary Visual Cortex under Natural Viewing Conditions. Frontiers in System Neuroscience. 2016. Volume 10. Article 66. DOI: 10.3389/fnsys.2016.00066 Go to publication
Acoustic signals of insects: reproductive barrier and taxonomic feature. Entomological review, in press.
2016 year
Authors: J. Sradnick, A. Kloepfel, N. Elsner, Vedenina V.
Variation in complex mating signals in an “island” hybrid zone between Stenobothrus grasshopper species. Ecology and Evolution. V. 6. ¹ 14. P. 5057-5075.
The role of multivariate analysis in the study of the changes in animal odor after hepatocellular carcinoma transplantation. 5th The International Conference «Social Science and Humanity» by SCIEURO in London, 23-29 September 2016. Social Science and Humanity #3, pp 61-70
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Colour constancy in the goldfish retina: is it based on simultaneous or successive contrast mechanism? A model study. // European Retina Meeting 2015, October 1 – 3, Brighton, UK. Book of abstracts. P. 138.
Animals biosensors detect odor signatures of hepatocellular carcinoma in urine of mice with experimental tumors. Chemical Senses, 2015. V.40 (7). p.640; WOS: IF = 3.278
2015 year
Authors: V.V. Voznessenskaya, A.E. Voznesenskaya, Ì.A. Klyuchnikova, Rodionova E.
Olfactory Function as a Marker of Neurodegenerative Disorders: Tests for Olfactory Assessment and Its Applicability for the Russian Population. InLife Chemistry Research: Biological Systems edited by Joswik R., Zaikov GE, Haghi AK 2015 May 27 (pp. 239-246).
Differences between sustained ganglion cells and motion detectors in terms of contrast sensitivity and color properties // European Retina Meeting 2015. Brighton, UK. October 1-3, 2015. Book of abstracts. P. 66 Download (741.1 KB)
The state of sleep and the current brain paradigm. Frontiers in Systems Neuroscience. 2015. Volume 9. Article 139. DOI: 10.3389/fnsys.2015.00139 Go to publication
M. Kochevalina, A. Ambaryan, O. Morozova, G. Kogun’, E. Rodionova. Dogs and mice detect odor signatures of hepatocellular carcinoma in urine of mice with experimental tumors. CHEMICAL SENSES, 2015, V.40, N 3, P 278/.
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Animals biosensors detect odor signatures of hepatocellular carcinoma in urine of mice with experimental tumors. CHEMICAL SENSES, 2015, V. 40, N 7,P 640
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2015 year
Authors: Rodionova E., Kochevalina M., V. Kotenkova E., V. Morozova O., G. A. Kogun , L. Bataeva E., V. Ambaryan A.
Detection of volatile organic compounds associated with hepatocellular carcinoma by macrosmatic animals: Approaches to the search for new tumor markers. Biology Bulletin, V. 42, N 3, P. 239-245 Go to publication
