The relationship between signal response selectivity and the functional structure of complex retinal neural networks

In this paper we simulate the simultaneous responses of 45 neurones within a hypothetical retina to a variety of spatio-temporal signals. Our results demonstrate how specific convergent and divergent excitatory and inhibitory connections are sufficient to determine signal response selectivity of spe...

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Models, Neurological
Neural Inhibition
Neurons - physiology
Psychophysics
Reaction Time - physiology
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Retinal Ganglion Cells - physiology
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Vertebrates: nervous system and sense organs
Visual Pathways - physiology
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