two Flashcards

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what is the retina

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-a group of cells that are responsive to the photons of light coming through the the lens
-ion channels are triggered by the photons of light in the rods and cones

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what is ipRGC

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intrinsically photo-sensitive rcg
-connected to the superchiasmatic nucleus
-critical for entraining circadian rhythms
-trigger production of cortisol in day and melatonin at night

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what are cones

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-phototopic
-high accuracy (sharpness)
-colour vision in good illumination

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what are rods

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-scotopic
-work better in low light
-peripheral visions better in low light as there is more cones in outer of the eye

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synaptic transmission

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-molecules or neurotransmitter into the synaptic cleft and bind to the receptors
-vesicle fuse w the membrane and release the neurotransmitter

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low convergence

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-cones have lower convergence hence why vision is better through them
-1:1 ratio

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high convergence

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-rods have a higher convergence which is why vision is worse as there are many rods connected
-one RGC to five BPC and five cones

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IPSP

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inhibitory postsynaptic potential
-hyper polarisation of the cell
-K+ out of the cell
-amacrine cell release GABA

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what is simultaneous contrast

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-lateral inhibition-opponent process
-where you have a strong activation in the surrounding region, cells activate and amacrine cell activate, makes the surrounding look darker

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what are the match band theory

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-higher activation in the list area produces stronger inhibition across the plane of the retina
-easier to tell the difference between the light shades of a colour that then dark shades

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what is monochromatic

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-no blues, red, green
-snakes + rats

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what is dichromatic

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-only blue and green
-cats and dog

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what is trichromatic

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-blue, green and red
-humans

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what is colour afterimage

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-opponent theory
-competition from receptors of different colours
-colour afterimage is the bounce back of the opposing system after is has been inhibited

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what colours does colour afterimage effect

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-blue<—–>yellow
-red and green are not exact inhibitors of each other
-why some colours we never see, reddygreen and yellowish blue

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