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Frequency transfer properties of three distinct types of cat horizontal cells.

M H Foerster, W A van de Grind, O J Grüsser.

Abstract

Intracellular responses of horizontal cells in the retina were recorded from the intact eye in situ of anesthetized and paralyzed cats. The responses to large (15 X 15 degrees) high modulation (0.6-0.9) photopic (140-200 cd/m2) sinewave light stimuli could be grouped unequivocally into three distinct classes on the basis of the critical flicker frequency (CFF); Hn-units had a CEF of 25-40 Hz, hm-units of 55-70 Hz and Hw-units of 95-110 Hz. For some stimulus situations small oscillations could be seen in Hm-responses (resonance frequency of about 43 Hz) and Hw-responses (resonance frequency 95 Hz). Hn-responses never showed such an oscillatory tendency. Frequency transfer functions are presented for the three types of H-units and a phenomenological model is discussed that describes these results quantitatively.

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Year: 1977 PMID： 913522 DOI： 10.1007/bf00236175

Source DB: PubMed Journal: Exp Brain Res ISSN： 0014-4819 Impact factor: 1.972

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Frequency transfer properties of three distinct types of cat horizontal cells.

1. Intraretinal recording with micropipette electrodes in the intact cat eye.

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3. Local circuit neurons.

4. The response of cat horizontal cells to flicker stimuli of different area, intensity and frequency.

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6. Intracellular recording from the isolated perfused mammalian eye.

7. Rapid effects of light and dark adaptation upon the receptive field organization of S-potentials and late receptor potentials.

8. Rod and cone contributions to S-potentials from the cat retina.

9. Synaptic connections made by horizontal cells within the outer plexiform layer of the retina of the cat and the rabbit.

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