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Perception

In Vivo Chromatin Organization of Mouse Rod Photoreceptors Correlates with Histone Modifications

Caroline Kizilyaprak, Danièle Spehner, Didier Devys, Patrick Schultz

Altered Ratio of D1 and D2 Dopamine Receptors in Mouse Striatum Is Associated with Behavioral Sensitization to Cocaine

Dawn Thompson, Lene Martini, Jennifer L. Whistler

Disambiguating Multi–Modal Scene Representations Using Perceptual Grouping Constraints

Nicolas Pugeault, Florentin Wörgötter, Norbert Krüger

Drosophila TRPN( = NOMPC) Channel Localizes to the Distal End of Mechanosensory Cilia

Jeongmi Lee, Sungjin Moon, Yoonseok Cha, Yun Doo Chung

Rearrangement of Retinogeniculate Projection Patterns after Eye-Specific Segregation in Mice

Itaru Hayakawa, Hiroshi Kawasaki

Targeting the Neurokinin Receptor 1 with Aprepitant: A Novel Antipruritic Strategy

Sonja Ständer, Dorothee Siepmann, [ ... ], Thomas A. Luger

Dorsal Visual Pathway Changes in Patients with Comitant Extropia

Xiaohe Yan, Xiaoming Lin, [ ... ], Tianzi Jiang

Q344ter Mutation Causes Mislocalization of Rhodopsin Molecules That Are Catalytically Active: A Mouse Model of Q344ter-Induced Retinal Degeneration

Francis Concepcion, Jeannie Chen

The Impact of Cataract Surgery on Activities and Time-Use: Results from a Longitudinal Study in Kenya, Bangladesh and the Philippines

Sarah Polack, Christina Eusebio, [ ... ], Hannah Kuper

The Nature of Working Memory for Braille

Henri Cohen, Patrice Voss, Franco Lepore, Peter Scherzer

Global Transcriptional Programs in Peripheral Nerve Endoneurium and DRG Are Resistant to the Onset of Type 1 Diabetic Neuropathy in Ins2Akita/+ Mice

Anne-Sophie de Preux Charles, Valérie Verdier, [ ... ], Roman Chrast

The Meandering Mind: Vection and Mental Time Travel

Lynden K. Miles, Katarzyna Karpinska, Joanne Lumsden, C. Neil Macrae

Flower Bats (Glossophaga soricina) and Fruit Bats (Carollia perspicillata) Rely on Spatial Cues over Shapes and Scents When Relocating Food

Gerald G. Carter, John M. Ratcliffe, Bennett G. Galef

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