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Effects of GABA Receptor Agonists on Cholinergic Amacrine Cells in the Rabbit Retina drugs acting at GABA receptors has been studied in order to obtain information on the role of GABA receptor subtypes in modulating the activity of cholinergic amacrine cells. Drugs that stimulate GABA. receptors inhibited the light-evoked release of ACh (flickering light, 3Hz). In contrast, stimula

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Ramifications of Gaba Receptor Subtypes on Retinal Information Processingnd in about one-third of amacrine cells in the amphibian retina. Almost all second and third order neurons have GABA receptors. GABA’s influence is not only diffuse, but also diverse. Pharmacological studies, coupled with amino acid sequence analysis, have identified several subtypes of the GABA rec

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Impaired Dynamics of Retinal Processing in Dopaminergic Deficiency States in Man and Monkeyffected by Parkinson’s disease (Bodis-Wollner and Yahr, 1978). This conclusion was somewhat unbelievable, since the disease was considered as an exclusively . disorder. Furthermore it was held, since the original description by Halliday and his colleagues (1972) that a ‘delayed’ VEP represents abnor

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From Spatiotemporal Tuning to Velocity Analysisin the retina, LGN and visual cortex of cats. Ikeda and Wright (1976) also conducted some of the earliest studies on animal models of amblyopia, in which they looked at the effects of surgically induced squint in kittens on the responsiveness of single cells in the LGN. This work was interpreted wit