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Electrical activity of vertebrate photoreceptors

Published in: Quarterly Reviews of Biophysics

Date of publication: May 1, 1970

Main subject: photoreceptor protein

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February 1, 1933

The components of the retinal action potential in mammals and their relation to the discharge in the optic nerve
March 1, 1934

The electrical responses of light- and dark-adapted frogs' eyes to rhythmic and continuous stimuli
December 1, 1955

Effects of some common cations on electroretinogram of the toad
June 1, 1956

Further study on the intraretinal action potentials and on the site of ERG generation
October 1, 1959

A theoretical treatment of Fuortes's observations upon eccentric cell activity in Limulus
January 1, 1959

Origin of so-called cone action potential
September 1, 1961

Analysis of the intraretinal electroretinogram in the intact cat eye
September 1, 1961

Localization of origins of electroretinogram components by intraretinal recording in the intact cat eye
March 1, 1962

In situ microspectrophotometric studies on the pigments of single retinal rods,In Situ Microspectrophotometric Studies on the Pigments of Single Retinal Rods
November 1, 1962

Rod receptor potential from the retina of the night monkey,Rod Receptor Potential from the Retina of the Night Monkey
March 1, 1962

Isolation and identification of a receptor potential from the pure cone fovea of the monkey retina
April 1, 1962

A compensation circuit for coaxial and double-barreled microelectrodes,A Compensation Circuit for Coaxial and Double-Barreled Microelectrodes
June 1, 1963

The effect of sodium ion concentration on the electroretinogram of the isolated retina of the frog
January 1, 1963

Electrical activity in the vertebrate retina,Electrical Activity in the Vertebrate Retina*
December 1, 1964

Localization of slow potential responses in the Necturus retina
November 1, 1964

ISOLATION AND IDENTIFICATION OF THE INITIAL PEAK OF THE EARLY RECEPTOR POTENTIAL,Isolation and Identification of the Initial Peak of the Early Receptor Potential
February 1, 1964

A NEW RECEPTOR POTENTIAL OF THE MONKEY RETINA WITH NO DETECTABLE LATENCY,A New Receptor Potential of the Monkey Retina with no Detectable Latency
May 1, 1964

The gecko retina
January 1, 1965

Interaction of excitation and inhibition in the eccentric cell in the eye of Limulus,Interaction of Excitation and Inhibition in the Eccentric Cell in the Eye of Limulus
May 1, 1965

Positive and negative potential responses associated with vertebrate photoreceptor cells
October 1, 1965

An intracellular coaxial microelectrode--its construction and application
January 1, 1965

Some properties of the early electrical response in the vertebrate retina,Some Properties of the Early Electrical Response in the Vertebrate Retina
January 1, 1965

Electrical signs of information flow in photoreceptors,Electrical Signs of Information Flow in Photoreceptors
October 1, 1965

Simultaneous recording of photoreceptor protentials and the P-3 component of the ERG,Simultaneous recording of photoreceptor potentials and the PIII component of the ERG
May 1, 1965

VISUAL PIGMENTS OF SINGLE GOLDFISH CONES
July 1, 1965

ENZYMATIC BASIS FOR ACTIVE TRANSPORT OF NA+ AND K+ ACROSS CELL MEMBRANE.
January 1, 1965

Electrophysiological study of the mechanisms subserving color coding in the fish retina,Electrophysiological Study of the Mechanisms Subserving Color Coding in the Fish Retina
January 1, 1966

The origin of the early receptor potential of the retina
December 1, 1966

Differentiation of P 3 subcomponents in cold-blooded vertebrate retinas
April 1, 1966

Effects of hereditary degeneration of the retina of the early receptor potential and the corneo-fundal potential of the rat eye
November 1, 1967

Recording site of the single cone response determined by an electrode marking technique
July 1, 1967

Spectral response curves of single cones in the carp

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