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| Penn Researchers Calculate How Much the Eye Tells the Brain | ||
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| Two broad classes of ganglion cell types in the guinea pig retina: brisk cells, which are larger and transmit electrical impulses faster, and sluggish, which are smaller and slower. Image Credit: Kristin Koch,University of Pennsylvania School
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