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Raymond D. Lund is affiliated with the University of Utah in the United States. Their work contributes to academic research within the context of this institution.

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Best Publications

  • The origin of efferent pathways from the primary visual cortex, area 17, of the macaque monkey as shown by retrograde transport of horseradish peroxidase

    Jennifer S. Lund;Raymond D. Lund;Anita E. Hendrickson;Ann H. Bunt

  • Uncrossed Visual Pathways of Hooded and Albino Rats.

    R. D. Lund

  • Development of the geniculocortical pathway in rat

    R. D. Lund;M. J. Mustari

  • Development of the Rat's Uncrossed Retinotectal Pathway and Its Relation to Plasticity Studies

    PW Land;RD Lund

  • Human Embryonic Stem Cell–Derived Cells Rescue Visual Function in Dystrophic RCS Rats

    Raymond D. Lund;Shaomei Wang;Irina Klimanskaya;Toby Holmes

  • Synaptic patterns of the superficial layers of the superior colliculus of the rat

    Raymond D. Lund

  • Modified optic projections after unilateral eye removal in young rats.

    R.D. Lund;T.J. Cunningham;J.S. Lund

  • Thalamic afferents from the spinal cord and trigeminal nuclei. An experimental anatomical study in the rat.

    R. D. Lund;K. E. Webster

  • Transplanted neural tissue develops connections with host rat brain.

    Raymond D. Lund;Stephen D. Hauschka

  • Receptive field properties of single neurons in rat primary visual cortex.

    Sergej V. Girman;Yves Sauvé;Raymond D. Lund

  • Cells Isolated from Umbilical Cord Tissue Rescue Photoreceptors and Visual Functions in a Rodent Model of Retinal Disease

    Raymond D. Lund;Shaomei Wang;Shaomei Wang;Bin Lu;Bin Lu;Sergej Girman;Sergej Girman

  • Synaptic Adjustment after Deafferentation of the Superior Colliculus of the Rat

    R. D. Lund;J. S. Lund

  • Development and plasticity of the brain

    Raymond D. Lund

  • Prenatal development of the optic projection in albino and hooded rats.

    Stuart M. Bunt;R.D. Lund;P.W. Land

  • The upper layers of the superior colliculus of the rat: A Golgi study

    T. P. Langer;R. D. Lund

  • Prenatal development of central optic pathways in albino rats.

    R. D. Lund;Ann H. Bunt

  • Sprouting of serotoninergic afferents into striatum after dopamine-depleting lesions in infant rats: a retrograde transport and immunocytochemical study.

    Abigail M. Snyder;Michael J. Zigmond;Raymond D. Lund

  • Development of neurons in the visual cortex (area 17) of the monkey (Macaca nemestrina): A Golgi study from fetal day 127 to postnatal maturity

    J. S. Lund;R. G. Boothe;R. D. Lund

  • Subretinal transplantation of genetically modified human cell lines attenuates loss of visual function in dystrophic rats

    Raymond D. Lund;Peter Adamson;Yves Sauvé;David J. Keegan

  • Monkey retinal ganglion cells: morphometric analysis and tracing of axonal projections, with a consideration of the peroxidase technique.

    Ann H. Bunt;Anita E. Hendrickson;Jennifer S. Lund;Raymond D. Lund

Frequent Co-Authors

John Greenwood
John Greenwood University College London
Nicolás Cuenca
Nicolás Cuenca University of Alicante
Manuel Vidal-Sanz
Manuel Vidal-Sanz University of Murcia
Steven C. McLoon
Steven C. McLoon University of Minnesota
Sarah A. Dunlop
Sarah A. Dunlop University of Western Australia
Michael J. Young
Michael J. Young Harvard University
Thomas J. Gill
Thomas J. Gill New England Baptist Hospital
Lyn Beazley
Lyn Beazley University of Western Australia
Glen T. Prusky
Glen T. Prusky Cornell University
Ian F. Pollack
Ian F. Pollack University of Pittsburgh

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