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Responses to illumination recorded by microelectrodes from the frog's retina

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Published1956
Citations77
References19

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Summation and inhibition in the frog's retina

1953 • 880 citations

The components of the retinal action potential in mammals and their relation to the discharge in the optic nerve

1933 • 541 citations

CENTRIFUGAL AND ANTIDROMIC EFFECTS ON GANGLION CELLS OF RETINA

1955 • 240 citations

The Origin of the Electroretinogram*

1954 • 198 citations

The action of light on the eye

1928 • 192 citations

The passive electrical properties of the frog's retina, choroid and sclera for radial fields and currents

1956 • 93 citations

The electrical responses of dark‐adapted frogs' eyes to monochromatic stimuli

1937 • 81 citations

Synchronized reactions in the optic ganglion of dytiscus

1937 • 73 citations

Resting Potential of the Lens

1956 • 69 citations

STUDIES ON INTRARETINAL ACTION POTENTIAL WITH LOW-RESISTANCE MICROELECTRODE

1952 • 54 citations

The time relations of the photo‐electric changes in the eyeball of the frog

1903 • 49 citations

The electrical responses of light‐adapted frogs' eyes to monochromatic stimuli

1937 • 45 citations

ELECTROPHYSIOLOGICAL INVESTIGATIONS OF THE FROG RETINA

1952 • 45 citations

The effect on the frog's electroretinogram of varying the amount of retina illuminated

1956 • 37 citations

The Electrical Activity of the Retinal Receptor Layer

1953 • 32 citations

ELECTRIC RESPONSES TO COLOR SHIFT IN FROG AND TURTLE RETINA

1955 • 29 citations

STUDIES ON THE INTRARETINAL ACTION POTENTIAL

1951 • 18 citations

Studies on the intraretinal action potential. III. Intraretinal negative potential as compared with b wave in the ERG.

1952 • 15 citations

[Simultaneous registration of electroretinogram and spike potentials on the surface of the retina].

1953 • 3 citations

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