Rod and S-cone Driven ERG Signals at High Retinal Illuminances

Overview

Journal Doc Ophthalmol

Specialty Ophthalmology

Date 2008 Dec 23

PMID 19101744

Citations 11

Authors

Jan Kremers

Dariusz Czop

Barbara Link

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Abstract

The purpose of the present study was to investigate whether L- and M-cone driven responses can be influenced by concomitant modulation in the rods or the S-cones. In addition, it was studied whether a change in the state of adaptation in L- or M-cones can have a different influence on ERG data when simultaneously the mean number of photoisomerizations in either rods or S-cones is altered. It was found that rods and/or S-cones cannot be neglected when measuring L- or M-cone driven ERGs.

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