Summary
This paper discusses the spatiotemporal properties and circuit mechanisms of Stage 1 retinal waves, and how they differ from Stage 2 waves, in order to better understand their function in the development of the retina.
Categories
Eye health: The paper focuses on the study of retinal waves, specifically Stage 1 retinal waves, which are crucial for the development and functioning of the retina.
Neuroscience: The paper delves into the neuroscience behind the initiation and propagation mechanisms of retinal waves, and their role in the maturation of retinal ganglion cells.
Education and learning: The paper contributes to the academic understanding of retinal waves, providing insights that could be valuable for future research and learning in the field.
Author(s)
CW Voufo
Publication Year
2022
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