doi: 10.1126/science.181.4096.266.
Information processing in the retina: importance of chloride ions
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Information processing in the retina: importance of chloride ions
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Electrophysiological recording methods were applied to the isolated, retina-eyecup preparation of the rabbit. Perfusion with a chloride-free solution has a selective, reversible effect on the retinal network. This study establishes chloride ions as an important requirement for certain "information channels" within the retina.
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