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Chapter 11: Problem 20
What is the light-sensitive molecule found in intrinsically photosensitive retinal ganglion cells of mammalian retina? a. Melanopsin b. Transducin c. Rhodopsin d. Cryptochrome e. Peropsin
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In mammalian retina, which capillary beds supply oxygen to the photoreceptors and which to the remaining parts of the retina?
What are the major physiological features of the two most common types of retinal ganglion cells in the primate retina?
Summarize the enzymatic mechanisms by which phototransduction is terminated after photostimulation.
Which of the following proteins is a major constituent of synaptic ribbons? a. Retinol dehydrogenase b. Melanin c. Ribeye d. RGS/G \(\beta 5\) e. Bestrophin
Which of the following is NOT considered to be a major role of Müller cells? a. Spatial redistribution of potassium b. Neurotransmitter uptake and removal c. Homeostatic maintenance of retinal \(\mathrm{pH}\) levels d. Glycogen storage e. Promoting retinal adhesion to the back of the eye
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