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RGS9-1 is required for normal inactivation of mouse cone phototransduction by Lyubarsky, A L, Naarendorp, F, Zhang, X, Wensel, T, Simon, M I, Pugh, Jr, E N

“…To test the hypothesis that Regulator of G-protein Signaling 9 (RGS9-1) is necessary for the normal inactivation of retinal cones. Mice having the gene RGS9-1…”
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Dark-Light: Model for Nightblindness from the Human Rhodopsin Gly-90 → Asp Mutation by Sieving, Paul A., Richards, Julia E., Naarendorp, Franklin, Bingham, Eve L., Scott, Kathy, Alpern, Mathew

“…A human rhodopsin mutation, Gly-90 → Asp (Gly90Asp), cosegregated with an unusual trait of congenital nightblindness in 22 at-risk members of a large autosomal…”
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The influence of short-term adaptation of human rods and cones on cone-mediated grating visibility by Naarendorp, F, Frumkes, T

“…1. The influences of short-term visual adaptation of either rods or cones upon cone-mediated grating visibility were compared with their influences upon…”
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Dopaminergic modulation of rod pathway signals does not affect the scotopic ERG of cat at dark-adapted threshold by Naarendorp, F, Hitchock, P F, Sieving, P A

“…1. Two rod-driven electroretinogram (ERG) components were recorded to monitor scotopic retinal signals during experimental manipulation of dopamine and…”
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Push-pull model of the primate photopic electroretinogram: a role for hyperpolarizing neurons in shaping the b-wave by Sieving, P A, Murayama, K, Naarendorp, F

“…Existing models of the primate photopic electroretinogram (ERG) attribute the light-adapted b-wave to activity of depolarizing bipolar cells (DBCs), mediated…”
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Absolute and relative sensitivity of the scotopic system of rat: electroretinography and behavior by Naarendorp, F, Sato, Y, Cajdric, A, Hubbard, N P

“…The goal of the present study was to relate the dark and light-adapted flash sensitivity of the scotopic threshold response (STR) and rod b-wave of the…”
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The sensitivity and spectral identity of the cones driving the b-wave of the rat electroretinogram by Akula, James D, Lyubarsky, Arkady L, Naarendorp, Frank

“…In the retina of rat, cones make up approximately 0.85% of the photoreceptor population: 93% of these cones contain a midwave-sensitive pigment, the rest…”
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The d-wave of the rod electroretinogram of rat originates in the cone pathway by Naarendorp, F, Williams, G E

“…We studied the off-response of the rat ERG evoked with long duration, mesopic stimuli during light and dark adaptation, and after intravitreal injection of…”
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The scotopic threshold response of the cat ERG is suppressed selectively by GABA and glycine by Naarendorp, F, Sieving, P A

“…Corneal electroretinograms (ERGs) were recorded from anesthetized cats under scotopic conditions. We examined whether the scotopic threshold response (STR) of…”
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Summation of Rod and S Cone signals at threshold in human observers by Naarendorp, Franklin, Rice, Kent S., Sieving, Paul A.

“…We examined whether signals from rods and S cones can combine to produce a threshold response. Test flashes of specific wavelengths superposed on a long…”
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Dark-light: Model for nightblindness from the human rhodopsin Gly-90 arrow right Asp mutation by Sieving, P A, Richards, JE, Naarendorp, F, Bingham, EL, Scott, K, Alpern, M

“…A human rhodopsin mutation, Gly-90 arrow right Asp (Gly90Asp), cosegregated with an unusual trait of congenital nightblindness in 22 at-risk members of a large…”
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Rod light and dark adaptation influence cone-mediated spatial acuity by Naarendorp, F, Denny, N, Frumkes, T E

“…The influence of rod light and dark adaptation upon cone mediated spatial acuity was studied in the near parafoveal retina of normal human observers. The…”
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The influence of cone adaptation upon rod mediated flicker by Frumkes, T E, Naarendorp, F, Goldberg, S H

“…The influence of annular fields on sensitivity to sinusoidal flicker was assessed in the dark adapted parafoveal retina. Test stimuli were 2 degrees 20' in…”
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