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Volume 7 #2

Contents

  1. Cochlea damage during experimental influenza A virus infection in the guinea pig
  2. The morphological peculiarities of the olfactory mucosa in Carassius auratus were revealed by light and scanning electrohe mycroscopy
  3. Some optical properties of lenses of freshwater pulmonate snails Lymnaea stagnalis L. and Planorbarius corneus L
  4. The action of low frequency acowstic vibrations on metabolic systems of stria vascularis
  5. Proprioception of low frequency vibrations
  6. Control of thresholds it object shape recognition for grai scal image
  7. The reflection of binaural mechanisms of noise resistance of hearing in terms of long-latency auditory evoked potentials
  8. Human EEG high resolution structure during different frequence the sensory stimulation with different frequencies
  9. Recognition of the visual objects under condition of angle rotation
  10. The influence of the regulatory peptide on the human visual field and vision keenness
  11. Investigation of visual system in children in the remove period of optic neuritis
  12. Analysis of kinesthetic and somatosensory projections of uppor limb to the celebral cortex in man
  13. A three-coordinate description of the discrete tlexagonic plane
  14. Metabolism of phosphoinositides and participation of its products in the functioning of vertebrate retinal rods

The reflection of binaural mechanisms of noise resistance of hearing in terms of long-latency auditory evoked potentials

© 1993 Ya. A. Altman, S. F. Vaitulevich, N. V. Maltzeva, S. P. Pack, B. N. Nikolski

Cite: Ya. A. Altman, Vaitulevich S. F., Maltzeva N. V., Pack S. P., Nikolski B. N. Otrazhenie binauralnogo mekhanizma pomekhoustoichivosti slukha v dlinnolatentnykh slukhovykh vyzvannykh potentsialakh cheloveka [The reflection of binaural mechanisms of noise resistance of hearing in terms of long-latency auditory evoked potentials]. Sensornye sistemy [Sensory systems]. 1993. V. 7(2). P. 52-58 (in Russian).