FAST RETINAL POTENTIAL LUMINOSITY FUNCTIONS

FAST RETINAL POTENTIAL LUMINOSITY FUNCTIONS

The adaptation dependence of high frequency signals (fast retinal potentials or FRPs) was analyzed from measures taken from the human cornea. Narrow band chromatic stimuli were presented to two normal Ss under photopic, mesopic, and scotopic adaptation conditions. Signals were recorded in two pass-b...

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ADAPTATION(PHYSIOLOGY)
Anatomy and Physiology
COLOR VISION
CORNEA
ELECTRORETINOGRAPHY
GANGLIA
RESPONSE(BIOLOGY)
RETINA
VISION
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RETINA
VISION
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