When light is shown onto a photoreceptor, the photoreceptor hyperpolarizes and reduces the release of glutamate, when this happens, horizontal cells reduce the release of GABA, which has an inhibitory affect on the photoreceptors.
When this happens, horizontal cells reduce the release of GABA, which has an inhibitory affect on the photoreceptors. When light is shone onto a photoreceptor, the photoreceptor hyperpolarizes and reduces the release of glutamate.
When light is shone onto a photoreceptor, the photoreceptor hyperpolarizes and reduces the release of glutamate. When this happens, horizontal cells reduce the release of GABA, which has an inhibitory affect on the photoreceptors.
When light is shone onto a photoreceptor, the photoreceptor hyperpolarizes and reduces the release of glutamate. When this happens, horizontal cells reduce the release of GABA, which has an inhibitory affect on the photoreceptors.