Müller cells separate between wavelengths to improve day vision with minimal effect upon night visio...
Müller cells separate between wavelengths to improve day vision with minimal effect upon night vision
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London: Nature Publishing Group UK
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Vision starts with the absorption of light by the retinal photoreceptors—cones and rods. However, due to the ‘inverted’ structure of the retina, the incident light must propagate through reflecting and scattering cellular layers before reaching the photoreceptors. It has been recently suggested that Müller cells function as optical fibres in the re...
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Müller cells separate between wavelengths to improve day vision with minimal effect upon night vision
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2041-1723
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2041-1723
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10.1038/ncomms5319
