Receptive Fields and ON/OFF Center Bipolar Cells
This video describes the definition of receptive fields and details the neurotransmitters behind the transduction of light. I discuss examples of off-center responses to light and dark fields.
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Receptive Fields - Explained
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035 On Center, Off Surround Ganglion Cells
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