Perception of motion, depth, and form -- to Plasticity in the Visual System: From Genes to Circuits -- Retinal and Thalamic Plasticity -- Synaptic Plasticity and Structural Remodeling of Rod and Cone Cells -- Retinal Remodeling: Circuitry Revisions Triggered by Photoreceptor Degeneration -- Retinal Plasticity and Interactive Cellular Remodeling in Retinal Detachment and Reattachment -- Experience-Dependent Rewiring of Retinal Circuitry: Involvement of Immediate Early Genes -- Attentional Activation of Cortico-Reticulo-Thalamic Pathways Revealed by Fos Imaging -- Cortical Plasticity -- Neuromodulatory Transmitters in Sensory Processing and Plasticity in the Primary Visual Cortex -- Critical Calcium-Regulated Biochemical and Gene Expression Programs involved in Experience-Dependent Plasticity -- The Molecular Biology of Sensory Map Plasticity in Adult Mammals -- Plasticity of Retinotopic Maps in Visual Cortex of Cats and Monkeys After Lesions of the Retina or Primary Visual Cortex -- Intra-cortical Inhibition in the Regulation of Receptive Field Properties And Neural Plasticity in the Primary Visual Cortex -- Plasticity in V1 Induced by Perceptual Learning -- Investigating Higher Order Cognitive Functions in the Dorsal (magnocellular) Stream of Visual Processing -- Dopamine-Dependent Associative Learning of Workload-Predicting Cues in the Temporal Lobe of the Monkey -- Theoretical Considerations -- Linking Visual Development and Learning to Information Processing: Preattentive and Attentive Brain Dynamics -- Conclusion: A Unified Theoretical Framework for Plasticity in Visual Circuitry.