Titlebook: Vision in Fishes; New Approaches in Re M. A. Ali Book 1975 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1975 brain.cortex.media.nature.neurons.

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Photochemical Efficiency of Chromoproteins. Role of the Molecular Environmentxis, biological rhythms: it is not conceivable that visible light gives unicellular algae all the energy they need to rush towards it or away from it. On the other hand, in photosynthesis light seems to be an actual source of energy and the phenomena initiated by it are such that they actually promote the synthesis of some ATP.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4757-0241-5brain; cortex; media; nature; neurons; physiology; research; university

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Photophysical Processes in Visual PigmentsThe photoreceptor cells use the energy of light quanta as transducers, converting light energy into neural signals. The first process in these cells is absorption which produces an electronically excited state. Their great light sensitivity involves an efficient absorption of visible light.

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Monolayer Studies of Visual PigmentsOne of the most interesting and fascinating facts about biology is the existence of ordered structures in the organelles. The electron microscopic and X-ray diffraction studies have shown that in living systems the molecules are, in fact, arranged in strict order and are present in aggregates.

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Microelectrode Study of the Physiology of Neurons in the Fish Retinaetina. In the following two decades, microelectrode techniques have evolved to the level when intracellular recording from every type of retinal cell is possible, as well as marking after recording for later histological identification of cell type (Kaneko, 1970).