James A. Horel

State University of New York — United States

Neuroscience · Life Sciences

26h-index3.0kcitations58works0.02yr avg
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Research Topics

Memory and Neural Mechanisms(19), Neural dynamics and brain function(15), Neuroscience and Neuropharmacology Research(10), Olfactory and Sensory Function Studies(10), Visual perception and processing mechanisms(8)

Publications58 total

The cryoloop: an adaptable reversible cooling deactivation method for behavioral or electrophysiological assessment of neural function
Journal of Neuroscience Methods·1999· 238 citedOpen Access
Perception, learning and identification studied with reversible suppression of cortical visual areas in monkeys
Behavioural Brain Research·1996· 22 cited
Retrieval of color and form during suppression of temporal cortex with cold
Behavioural Brain Research·1994· 32 cited
Local and global perception examined by reversible suppression of temporal cortex with cold
Behavioural Brain Research·1994· 22 cited
The localization of general memory functions
Behavioral and Brain Sciences·1994· 2 cited
Some Comments on the Special Cognitive Functions Claimed for the Hippocampus
Cortex·1994· 73 cited
The effects of number of stimuli and prior exposure on performance of concurrent visual discriminations during suppression of inferotemporal cortex with cold
Behavioural Brain Research·1993· 5 cited
Retrieval of a face discrimination during suppression of monkey temporal cortex with cold
Neuropsychologia·1993· 17 cited
Retrieval of active and inactive visual discriminations while temporal cortex is suppressed with cold
Behavioural Brain Research·1992· 10 cited
Cortical afferents to behaviorally defined regions of the inferior temporal and parahippocampal gyri as demonstrated by WGA‐HRP
The Journal of Comparative Neurology·1992· 137 cited
Use of Cold to Reversibly Suppress Local Brain Function in Behaving Animals
Methods in neurosciences·1991· 18 cited
Reversible cold lesions of the parahippocampal gyrus in monkeys result in deficits on the delayed match-to-sample and other visual tasks
Behavioural Brain Research·1989· 76 cited
An experimental test of the theory that visual information is stored in the inferotemporal cortex
Behavioural Brain Research·1989· 12 cited
Lesions of the anterior temporal stem and the performance of delayed match-to-sample and visual discriminations in monkeys
Behavioural Brain Research·1989· 77 cited
Retention deficits produced in monkeys with reversible cold lesions in the prestriate cortex
Behavioural Brain Research·1989· 22 cited
The performance of visual tasks while segments of the inferotemporal cortex are suppressed by cold
Behavioural Brain Research·1987· 211 cited
Cold lesions in inferotemporal cortex produce reversible deficits in learning and retention of visual discriminations
Physiological Psychology·1984· 42 citedOpen Access
Visual learning suppressed by cooling the temporal pole.
Behavioral Neuroscience·1984· 88 cited
Visual learning suppressed by cooling the temporal pole.
Behavioral Neuroscience·1984· 95 cited
A cryogenic implant for producing reversible functional brain lesions
Behavior Research Methods·1983· 11 citedOpen Access
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Frequent Co-authors

Donald R. Meyer(7), E. Gregory Keating(6), Kent G. Salsbury(4), Patricia J. George(4), Donald C. Goodman(3), Mary Lou Voytko(3), Carol L. Martin‐Elkins(3), Louis J. Misantone(3), Richard A. Cirillo(3), J.J. Bernstein(3), Lewis A. Bettinger(2), G. James Royce(2), Patricia M. Meyer(2), Ronald S. Bogdasarian(2), Shirley A. Myers(2), H. S. Pennypacker(2), F. Robert Treichler(2), Mary E. Bernstein(2), D.C. Goodman(2), Gerald Schneider(2)