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Inhibitory input to the direction-selective ganglion cell is saturated at low contrast by Lipin, Mikhail Y, Taylor, W Rowland, Smith, Robert G

“…Direction-selective ganglion cells (DSGCs) respond selectively to motion toward a "preferred" direction, but much less to motion toward the opposite "null"…”
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Quantifying the effect of light activated outer and inner retinal inhibitory pathways on glutamate release from mixed bipolar cells by Lipin, Mikhail Y, Vigh, Jozsef

“…Inhibition mediated by horizontal and amacrine cells in the outer and inner retina, respectively, are fundamental components of visual processing. Here, our…”
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Calcium spike-mediated digital signaling increases glutamate output at the visual threshold of retinal bipolar cells by Lipin, Mikhail Y, Vigh, Jozsef

“…Most retinal bipolar cells (BCs) transmit visual input from photoreceptors to ganglion cells using graded potentials, but some also generate calcium or sodium…”
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μ-Opioid Receptor Activation Directly Modulates Intrinsically Photosensitive Retinal Ganglion Cells by Cleymaet, Allison M., Gallagher, Shannon K., Tooker, Ryan E., Lipin, Mikhail Y., Renna, Jordan M., Sodhi, Puneet, Berg, Daniel, Hartwick, Andrew T.E., Berson, David M., Vigh, Jozsef

“…Intrinsically photosensitive retinal ganglion cells (ipRGCs) encode light intensity and trigger reflexive responses to changes in environmental illumination…”
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Nitric oxide mediates activity-dependent plasticity of retinal bipolar cell output via S-nitrosylation by Tooker, Ryan E, Lipin, Mikhail Y, Leuranguer, Valerie, Rozsa, Eva, Bramley, Jayne R, Harding, Jacqueline L, Reynolds, Melissa M, Vigh, Jozsef

“…Coding a wide range of light intensities in natural scenes poses a challenge for the retina: adaptation to bright light should not compromise sensitivity to…”
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Maximizing contrast resolution in the outer retina of mammals by Lipin, Mikhail Y, Smith, Robert G, Taylor, W. Rowland

“…The outer retina removes the first-order correlation, the background light level, and thus more efficiently transmits contrast. This removal is accomplished by…”
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