论文信息 - The effects of light‐adaptation on rod and cone receptive field organization of monkey ganglion cells

The effects of light‐adaptation on rod and cone receptive field organization of monkey ganglion cells

1. Receptive fields of perifoveal ganglion cells have been measured by determining threshold for eliciting a just detectable response using either concentric spot stimuli centred on the receptive field or small spot stimuli in different parts of the receptive field at various states of retinal adaptation and with stimuli selected to separate rod from cone function.

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