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Retinal function: Coupling cones clarifies vision

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Simon B. Laughlin *
DOI:10.1016/S0960-9822(02)01345-3delete
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Gap junctions have been shown to electrically couple cone photoreceptors: coupling blurs the image coded by cones, but this loss is offset by a decrease in noise. Electrical coupling thus improves the resolution of signals distributed across groups of cells.
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GAP-JUNCTIONS
RESOLUTION
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