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modify the strength of the signal to the photoreceptors |
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Type 1- When receive hyper-polarized signal, they invert it and polarize it
Type 2-- non-inverting; no light with increase in glutamate receive signal, but doesn't invert it |
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Take information to the brain Less cells than photoreceptors |
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function of the inner segment |
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to provide ATP (energy) for the sodium-potassium pump |
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function of the outer segment |
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the part of the photoreceptor that absorbs light |
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single cell recording of ganglion cells |
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watch 3 cells, record from one plot areas devoted to activation in each single cell. |
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Ganglion receptive fields |
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Off center- excitatory on the side on-center- excitatory in middle
Orientation doesn't matter
fixation is important. |
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Why two types of ganglion cell receptive fields |
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off center: decreases On center: Increase
Respond to different levels of light |
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when the signal crosses from center to surround or center impacting surround
inhibition influencing excitatory response. |
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Ganglion complex stimulus |
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if covering inhibitory field, makes it excited
if light in the inhibitory field |
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M Cells
achromatic Big Cell Body Likes movement More sensitive to changes in light Receptive fields increase in the periphery
low resolution, high sensitivity |
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like white light Burst of activity when light turns on and off Like temporal change in light |
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P cells (parvocellular)
Wavelength specific |
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Midget cells on and off center |
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on center is specific to long wavelengths excitatory off center is specific to middle wavelengths excitatory |
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bi-stratified ganglion cells |
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unsustained response
small bi stratified
no center surround responses |
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small cell bodies color perception
blue/yellow cells |
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no center surround responses |
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short wavelength gives excitaory response change of light gives excitatory response too middle+long length = inhibitory response |
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Photosensitive Ganglion cell |
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photopigment (melanopsin) that absorbs light sends information to the suprochiasmatic nucleus and olivary protectal nucleus |
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in hypothalamus cirdaium rhythms |
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Olivary Pretectal nucleus |
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pupil contraction and dialations |
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Mostly with rods, not with cones But acuity is better with cones as 2 signals sends out 2 |
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receptive fields and hermann grid |
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excitatory center is the same in both focal points
Surrounded by different inhibition
Size of receptor field |
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