论文信息 - Specificity of cone connections in the retina and color vision. Focus on "specificity of cone inputs to macaque retinal ganglion cells".

Specificity of cone connections in the retina and color vision. Focus on "specificity of cone inputs to macaque retinal ganglion cells".

The function of a neuron is usually understood to be a consequence of the pattern of its synaptic inputs. The well-studied retinal ganglion cells in the monkey's retina are examples of this principle. Many of the retinal ganglion cells in the monkey's retina will give different signed responses to

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