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Mature Retina Resilient Partial

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Mature retina is resilient to partial photoreceptor loss

Felice Dunn

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UCSF

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Monday, November 8, 2021

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Monday, November 8, 2021

1:00 PM Europe/London

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Abstract

I will discuss recent findings from our lab about the effects of partial photoreceptor loss on the retinal circuit’s structure and function. I will relate this work to the question of whether the visual system can distinguish between changes in light level and photoreceptor number.

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connectivityfunctionlight levelneural plasticityphotoreceptor lossphotoreceptorsresilienceretinaretinal circuitstructurevisual system

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Felice Dunn

Prof

UCSF

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dunnlab.ucsf.edu

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