- field. This is the main
feature that
differentiates rod
photoreceptors from cone
photoreceptors. Rods are
extremely sensitive and have the
capacity of...
-
Photoreceptor can
refer to: In anatomy/cell biology:
Photoreceptor cell, a
photosensitive cell in the
retina of
vertebrate eyes
Simple eye in invertebrates...
- When it
breaks through the
surface of the soil,
photoreceptors perceive light. The
activated photoreceptors cause a
change in
developmental program; the...
- of the
photoreceptors. This
recycling function of the RPE
protects the
photoreceptors against photo-oxidative
damage and
allows the
photoreceptor cells...
- nature,
composed of
photoreceptors and
areas of
bright orange-red red
pigment granules.
Signals rela**** from the
eyespot photoreceptors result in alteration...
-
ocelli and
ommatidium have
simple photoreceptors. Many have
various forms of
retinula (a retina-like
cluster of
photoreceptor cells),
including the ommatidia...
-
glutamate of the
photoreceptors is reduced. When
light intensity decreases, that is, in the dark environment,
glutamate release by
photoreceptors increases....
- concentration.
Photoreceptors are
neuron cells and are
specialized units that play the main role in
initiating vision function.
Photoreceptors are light-sensitive...
- be
activated by
light before the former.
classic photoreceptors also feed into the
novel photoreceptor system, and
colour constancy may be an important...
-
types of
photoreceptors, but more colour-tuned neurons,
while mantis shrimps appears to have
fewer colour neurons and more
classes of
photoreceptors. However...
