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DICKMAN, J. DAVID

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Academic Article	Premotor neurons encode torsional eye velocity during smooth-pursuit eye movements.
Academic Article	Dynamics of vestibular neurons during rotational motion in alert rhesus monkeys.
Academic Article	Inactivation of semicircular canals causes adaptive increases in otolith-driven tilt responses.
Academic Article	Regeneration of vestibular otolith afferents after ototoxic damage.
Academic Article	Neurons compute internal models of the physical laws of motion.
Academic Article	Canal and otolith contributions to compensatory tilt responses in pigeons.
Academic Article	Vestibular gaze stabilization: different behavioral strategies for arboreal and terrestrial avians.
Academic Article	Properties of cerebellar fastigial neurons during translation, rotation, and eye movements.
Academic Article	Pursuit--vestibular interactions in brain stem neurons during rotation and translation.
Academic Article	Deficits and recovery in visuospatial memory during head motion after bilateral labyrinthine lesion.
Academic Article	Recovery of gaze stability during vestibular regeneration.
Academic Article	Behavioral state modulates the activity of brainstem sensorimotor neurons.
Academic Article	State-dependent sensorimotor processing: gaze and posture stability during simulated flight in birds.
Academic Article	Caspase inhibitors promote vestibular hair cell survival and function after aminoglycoside treatment in vivo.
Academic Article	Detection thresholds of macaque otolith afferents.
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Concept	Head Movements
Concept	Eye Movements
Academic Article	Reduced choice-related activity and correlated noise accompany perceptual deficits following unilateral vestibular lesion.
Academic Article	Diversity of vestibular nuclei neurons targeted by cerebellar nodulus inhibition.

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