Conduction velocity of optic nerve fibers innervating lateral geniculate body and superior colliculus in the rat
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We are grateful to Dr. A. J. Sefton, University of Sydney, and Dr. J. Forrester, University of Edinburgh, for kindly informing us of their original data. Many thanks are due to Dr. H. Shimazu, University of Tokyo, for his helpful discussion, and to Dr. R. W. Doty for his editing of the manuscript. This investigation was supported by a grant from the Ministry of Education of Japan.
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