ArticleCell reports2017
Inhibitory Control of Feature Selectivity in an Object Motion Sensitive Circuit of the Retina.
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- Receptoral Mechanisms for Fast Cholinergic Transmission in Direction-Selective Retinal Circuitry.Frontiers in cellular neuroscience · 2020Article
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Abstract
Object motion sensitive (OMS) W3-retinal ganglion cells (W3-RGCs) in mice respond to local movements in a visual scene but remain silent during self-generated global image motion. The excitatory inputs that drive responses of W3-RGCs to local motion were recently characterized, but which inhibitory neurons suppress W3-RGCs' responses to global motion, how these neurons encode motion information, and how their connections are organized along the excitatory circuit axis remains unknown. Here, we find that a genetically identified amacrine cell (AC) type, TH2-AC, exhibits fast responses to global motion and slow responses to local motion. Optogenetic stimulation shows that TH2-ACs provide strong GABA
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