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Contribution of the retinal ON channels to scotopic and photopic spectral sensitivity

Smith III et al., 1989

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16941013491008180050
Author
Smith III E
Harwerth R
Crawford M
Duncan G
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Visual neuroscience

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Visual information encoded by the middle-wavelength-sensitive (MWS) and long- wavelength-sensitive (LWS) cones in the primate retina are processed by both depolarizing (ON) and hyperpolarizing (OFF) bipolar cells. In contrast, signals from the short-wavelength …
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