Summary
This paper examines how Rev-Erb, a core circadian clock component, modulates retinal visual processing and behavioral responses to light stimuli. Understanding clock-gene regulation of retinal function has implications for how circadian timing influences light sensitivity and visual processing throughout the day.
Categories
The Science of Light: The paper investigates retinal visual processing and how circadian clock components (Rev-Erb) modulate responses to light, relevant to photoreceptor biology and visual system function.
Author(s)
OAH Hakkari, N Acar, E Savier
Publication Year
2016
Number of Citations
31
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