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John S. Stahl

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1983-1992 Physiology New York University School of Medicine, New York, NY, United States 
 1993- Neurology Case Western Reserve University, Cleveland Heights, OH, United States 
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eye movement
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Stahl JS, Ketting-Olivier A, Tendolkar PA, et al. (2021) Impact of Purkinje Cell Simple Spike Synchrony on Signal Transmission from Flocculus. Cerebellum (London, England)
Stahl JS, Thumser ZC. (2014) Flocculus Purkinje cell signals in mouse Cacna1a calcium channel mutants of escalating severity: an investigation of the role of firing irregularity in ataxia. Journal of Neurophysiology. 112: 2647-63
Stahl JS, Thumser ZC. (2013) 4-aminopyridine does not enhance flocculus function in tottering, a mouse model of vestibulocerebellar dysfunction and ataxia. Plos One. 8: e57895
Thumser ZC, Stahl JS. (2013) Handheld cellular phones restrict head movements and range of visual regard. Human Movement Science. 32: 1-8
Stahl JS, Thumser ZC, Oommen BS. (2012) The ataxic mouse as a model for studying downbeat nystagmus. Journal of Vestibular Research : Equilibrium & Orientation. 22: 221-41
Stahl JS, Thumser ZC. (2012) Dynamics of abducens nucleus neurons in the awake mouse. Journal of Neurophysiology. 108: 2509-23
Thumser ZC, Adams NL, Lerner AJ, et al. (2010) Probing the mechanism of saccade-associated head movements through observations of head movement propensity and cognition in the elderly. Experimental Brain Research. 202: 903-13
Thumser ZC, Stahl JS. (2009) Eye-head coupling tendencies in stationary and moving subjects. Experimental Brain Research. 195: 393-401
Stahl JS, Oommen BS. (2008) Eye hyperdeviation in mouse cerebellar mutants is comparable to the gravity-dependent component of human downbeat nystagmus. Progress in Brain Research. 171: 503-8
Thumser ZC, Oommen BS, Kofman IS, et al. (2008) Idiosyncratic variations in eye-head coupling observed in the laboratory also manifest during spontaneous behavior in a natural setting. Experimental Brain Research. 191: 419-34
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