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Cone, 1963 - Google Patents

Quantum relations of the rat electroretinogram

Cone, 1963

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12217336804987614300
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Cone R
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The Journal of General Physiology

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The rat retina is uniform and contains almost exclusively rods. Therefore the rat eye, when uniformly illuminated, produces a gross electroretinogram (ERG) which is simply related to the activity of the individual retinal sources of the ERG. Characteristics of ERG's are shown …
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