AN ANALYSIS OF ROD OUTER SEGMENT ADAPTATION BASED ON A SIMPLE EQUIVALENT CIRCUIT.HEMILA S.1978; BIOPHYS. STRUCT. MECHANISM; GERM.; DA. 1978; VOL. 4; NO 2; PP. 115-128; BIBL. 1 P. 1/2Article

The stimulus-response functions of visual systemsHEMILA, S.Vision research (Oxford). 1987, Vol 27, Num 8, pp 1253-1261, issn 0042-6989Article

LONGITUDINAL SPREAD OF ADAPTATION IN THE RODS OF THE FROG'S RETINAHEMILA S; REUTER T.1981; J. PHYSIOL.; ISSN 0022-3751; GBR; DA. 1981; VOL. 310; PP. 501-528; BIBL. 35 REF.Article

THE EFFECT OF CA-IONS ON THE KINETICS OF RHODOPSIN PHOTOPRODUCT DECAY IN THE LIVING, ISOLATED FROG RETINA = L'EFFET DES IONS CA SUR LA CINETIQUE DE LA DIMINUTION DES ELEMENTS PHOTOSENSIBLES DE LA RHODOPSINE DANS LA RETINE VIVANTE ISOLEE DE GRENOUILLEBACKSTROM AC; DONNER KO; HEMILA S et al.1974; PHYS. NORVEG.; NORVEGE; DA. 1974; VOL. 7; NO 4; PP. 177-179; BIBL. 8REFArticle

Rhodopsin phosphorylation inhibited by adenosine in frog rods: lack of effects on excitationDONNER, K; HEMILA, S.Comparative biochemistry and physiology. A. Comparative physiology. 1985, Vol 81, Num 2, pp 431-439, issn 0300-9629Article

Modelling the spatio-temporal modulation response of ganglion cells with difference-of-Gaussians receptive fields : Relation to photoreceptor response kineticsDONNER, K; HEMILÄ, S.Visual neuroscience (Print). 1996, Vol 13, Num 1, pp 173-186, issn 0952-5238Article

Transient sensitivity reduction and biphasic photoresponses observed when frog retinal rods are oxidizedDONNER, K; HEMILA, S; KOSKELAINEN, A et al.Comparative biochemistry and physiology. A. Comparative physiology. 1987, Vol 87, Num 3, pp 749-756, issn 0300-9629Article

Temperature-dependence of rod photoresponses from the aspartate-treated retina of the grog (Rana temporaria)DONNER, K; HEMILA, S; KOSKELAINEN, A et al.Acta physiologica scandinavica. 1988, Vol 134, Num 4, pp 535-541, issn 0001-6772Article

A model of the odontocete middle earHEMILÄ, S; NUMMELA, S; REUTER, T et al.Hearing research. 1999, Vol 133, Num 1-2, pp 82-97, issn 0378-5955Article

Effects of sulfhydryl binding reagents on the photoresponses of amphibian retinal rodsDONNER, K; HEMILA, S; KOSKELAINEN, A et al.Comparative biochemistry and physiology. A. Comparative physiology. 1989, Vol 94, Num 1, pp 125-132, issn 0300-9629Article

pH regulation in frog cones studied by mass receptor photoresponses from the isolated retinaKOSKELAINEN, A; DONNER, K; LERBER, T et al.Vision research (Oxford). 1993, Vol 33, Num 16, pp 2181-2188, issn 0042-6989Article

Scaling of the cetacean middle earNUMMELA, S; WÄGAR, T; HEMILÄ, S et al.Hearing research. 1999, Vol 133, Num 1-2, pp 71-81, issn 0378-5955Article

The anatomy of the killer whale middle ear (Orcinus orca)NUMMELA, S; REUTER, T; HEMILÄ, S et al.Hearing research. 1999, Vol 133, Num 1-2, pp 61-70, issn 0378-5955Article

pH Changes in frog rods upon manipulation of putative pH-regulating transport mechanismsKALAMKAROV, G; POGOZHEVA, I; SHEVCHENKO, T et al.Vision research (Oxford). 1996, Vol 36, Num 19, pp 3029-3036, issn 0042-6989Article