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ドーパミンは,培養された網膜の水平細胞の刺激性アミノ酸ゲート伝導性を強化する

A G Knapp, J E Dowling

    Nature
    |January 4, 1987
    PubMed
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    ドーパミンは,テレオスト網膜における光受容体神経伝達物質に対する水平細胞の感受性を高めます. この発見は,刺激性アミノ酸神経伝送のドーパミナージック調節を明らかにし,視覚処理に影響を与えています.

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