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Hidden Communication Network Discovered in the Eye Could Help Us See Faint Details
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Yale researchers have discovered an unexpected communication network in the retina where a newly identified 'commander' cell helps different visual pathways work together. This sophisticated teamwork allows the eye to detect subtle, faint details that might otherwise go unnoticed, deepening our understanding of human vision.
Yale researchers have discovered an unexpected communication network in the retina where a newly identified ‘commander’ cell helps different visual pathways work together. This sophisticated teamwork allows the eye to detect subtle, faint details that might otherwise go unnoticed, deepening our understanding of human vision.