John B. Troy

John B. Troy

John B. Troy

Professor
PhD, Experimental Psychology (Neurophysiology), Sussex University

Phone:  (847) 491-3822
Fax:  (847) 491-4928
E-mail: j-troy@northwestern.edu


Research Interests

Selected Publications

  1. Passaglia, C.L., Freeman, D.K. and Troy, J.B. (2009)  Effects of remote stimulation on the modulated activity of cat retinal ganglion cells.  Journal of Neuroscience 29 2467-2476.
  2. Crook, J.D., Peterson, B.B., Packer, O,S., Robinson, F.R., Troy, J.B. and Dacey, D.M. (2008) Y-cell receptive field and collicular projection of parasol ganglion cells in macaque monkey retina.  Journal of Neuroscience 28 11277-11291.
  3. Crook, J.D., Peterson, B.B., Packer, O.S., Robinson, F.R., Gamlin, P.D., Troy, J.B. and Dacey, D.M. (2008)  The smooth monostratified ganglion cell: evidence for spatial diversity in the Y-cell pathway to the LGN and superior colliculus in the macaque monkey.  Journal of Neuroscience 28 12654-12671.
  4. Troy, J.B. (2009)  Retinal ganglion cells:  Receptive fields.  In Squire, L.R. (Ed.) Encyclopedia of Neuroscience.  Volume 8.  Oxford:  Academic Press.  pp. 219-223.
  5. D.M., Vessey, K.A., Yarbrough, G.L., Invergo, B.M., Cantrell, R.D., Inayat, S., Troy, J.B., Balannik, V., Hicks, W.L., Hawes, N.L., Byers, S., Smith, R.S., Hurd, R., Howell, D., Gregg, R.G., Chang, B., Naggert, J.K., Pinto, L.H., Nishina, P.M. and McCall, M.A. (2008)  Allelic variance between metabotropic glutamate receptor 6 mutants, Grmnob3 and Grmnob4 results in differences in retinal ganglion cell visual responses.  Journal of Physiology 586.18 4409-4424.
  6. D.R., Inayat, S., Taflove, A., Ruoff, R.S. and Troy, J.B. (2008)  Incorporation of the electrode-electrolyte interface into finite element models of metal microelectrodes.   Journal of Neural Engineering 5 54-67 (cover picture).

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