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Expression of Non-visual Opsins Opn3 and Opn5 in the Developing Inner Retinal Cells of Birds. Light-Responses in Müller Glial Cells by Rios, Maximiliano N, Marchese, Natalia A, Guido, Mario E

“…The avian retina is composed of different types of photoreceptors responsible for image and non-image forming tasks: the visual photoreceptor cells (cones and…”
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Arylalkylamine N‐acetyltransferase (AANAT): Blue light induction, nuclear translocation, and potential role in the survival of chicken retina neuronal cells by Rios, Maximiliano N., Marchese, Natalia A., Guido, Mario E.

“…In vertebrates, arylalkylamine N‐acetyltransferase (AANAT; EC 2.3.1.87) is the time‐keeping and key regulatory enzyme in melatonin (Mel) biosynthesis. AANAT is…”
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Non-visual Opsins and Novel Photo-Detectors in the Vertebrate Inner Retina Mediate Light Responses Within the Blue Spectrum Region by Guido, Mario E., Marchese, Natalia A., Rios, Maximiliano N., Morera, Luis P., Diaz, Nicolás M., Garbarino-Pico, Eduardo, Contin, María Ana

“…In recent decades, a number of novel non-visual opsin photopigments belonging to the family of G protein- coupled receptors, likely involved in a number of…”
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Three different seasonally expressed opsins are present in the brain of the Eared Dove, an opportunist breeder by Marchese, Natalia A., Ríos, Maximiliano N., Guido, Mario E., Valdez, Diego J.

“…Birds living at high latitudes perceive the photoperiod through deep-brain photoreceptors (DBP) located in deep-brain neurons. During long photoperiods the…”
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The Intrinsic Blue Light Responses of Avian Müller Glial Cells Imply Calcium Release from Internal Stores by Marchese, Natalia A., Ríos, Maximiliano N., Guido, Mario E.

“…The retina of vertebrates is responsible for capturing light through visual (cones and rods) and non-visual photoreceptors (intrinsically photosensitive…”
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Müller glial cell photosensitivity: A novel function bringing higher complexity to vertebrate retinal physiology by Marchese, Natalia A., Ríos, Maximiliano N., Guido, Mario E.

“…•Müller glial cells (MCs) interact with all the neuronal elements within the retina.•MCs display complex metabolic and physical roles in light-driven…”
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