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Gain Control in the Retina and Retinal Dynamics

WE have explored the nature of the automatic gain control in the cat retina, the process underlying rapid light adaptation which attenuates signals reaching retinal ganglion cells from photoreceptors1.

A. B. Bonds | ROBERT SHAPLEY | C. Enroth-Cugell | R. Shapley | CHRISTINA ENROTH-CUGELL | ALFRED B. BONDS | ALBERT KIRBY | Albert Kirby

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