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What is the main method used to classify ganglion cells?
What is the main method used to classify ganglion cells?
- By their location in the retina
- By their firing rate
- Anatomically and Physiologically (correct)
- By their neurotransmitter type
Which type of ganglion cells forms around 90% of all optic nerve fibers?
Which type of ganglion cells forms around 90% of all optic nerve fibers?
- Midget and parasol ganglion cells
- Parasol and bistratified ganglion cells
- Midget, parasol, and bistratified ganglion cells (correct)
- Midget and bistratified ganglion cells
What is the main target of the ganglion cells in the retina?
What is the main target of the ganglion cells in the retina?
- Suprachiasmatic Nucleus (SCN)
- Superior Colliculus
- Pretectum
- Lateral Geniculate Nucleus (LGN) (correct)
How is intensity coded by ganglion cells?
How is intensity coded by ganglion cells?
Which type of ganglion cells have small input areas and receive inputs from L and M cones?
Which type of ganglion cells have small input areas and receive inputs from L and M cones?
What is the main target of the midget, parasol, and bistratified ganglion cells?
What is the main target of the midget, parasol, and bistratified ganglion cells?
Which type of ganglion cells receive inputs from both L and M cones and have small input areas?
Which type of ganglion cells receive inputs from both L and M cones and have small input areas?
How is intensity coded by ganglion cells?
How is intensity coded by ganglion cells?
Which part of the brain is NOT a main target of the ganglion cells in the retina?
Which part of the brain is NOT a main target of the ganglion cells in the retina?
Which type of ganglion cells form around 90% of all optic nerve fibers?
Which type of ganglion cells form around 90% of all optic nerve fibers?
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