M1 ipRGCs influence visual function through retrograde signaling in the retina
Summary:
This paper investigates the role of M1 ipRGCs in visual function, demonstrating that elimination of M1 ipRGCs attenuates light adaptation, and suggesting that ipRGCs transmit luminance signals retrogradely to the outer retina through the dopaminergic system, influencing retinal light adaptation.
Categories
- Eye health: The paper investigates the role of M1 ipRGCs in visual function, demonstrating that these cells play a significant role in light adaptation in the retina.
- Cognitive function and memory: The paper discusses the role of M1 ipRGCs in transmitting luminance signals to the outer retina, which is a crucial process for visual perception and thus cognitive function.
Author(s)
CL Prigge, PT Yeh, NF Liou, CC Lee
Publication Year:
2016
Number of Citations:
121