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Rod-cone signal interference in the retina shapes perception in primates

2019-10-31

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Linking the activity of neurons, circuits and synapses to human behavior is a fundamental goal of neuroscience. Meeting this goal is challenging, in part because behavior, particularly perception, often masks the complexity of the underlying neural circuits, and in part because of the significant behavioral differences between primates and animals like mice and flies in which genetic manipulations are relatively c...

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c5e7acd6-406a-5c08-8f35-f6d35c646814
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10.1101/825851
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