2017
DOI: 10.1523/eneuro.0065-17.2017
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A Cre Mouse Line for Probing Irradiance- and Direction-Encoding Retinal Networks

Abstract: Cell type-specific Cre driver lines have revolutionized the analysis of retinal cell types and circuits. We show that the transgenic mouse Rbp4-Cre selectively labels several retinal neuronal types relevant to the encoding of absolute light intensity (irradiance) and visual motion. In the ganglion cell layer (GCL), most marked cells are wide-field spiking polyaxonal amacrine cells (ACs) with sustained irradiance-encoding ON responses that persist during chemical synaptic blockade. Their arbors spread about 1 m… Show more

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“…Retinal ganglion cells can be classified into ~30 subtypes distinguished by visual response properties, morphology, synaptic connectivity, gene expression profiles and response to optic nerve injury (Duan et al, ; Sanes & Masland, ). The visual response properties encoded by retinal ganglion cells include intrinsic photosensitivity, color opponency, contrast sensitivity, looming object detection, and direction selectivity (Duan, Krishnaswamy, la Huerta, & Sanes, ; Ecker et al, ; Huberman et al, ; Joesch & Meister, ; K. P. Johnson, Zhao, & Kerschensteiner, ; Kim, Zhang, Yamagata, Meister, & Sanes, ; Krishnaswamy, Yamagata, Duan, Hong, & Sanes, ; Sabbah, Berg, Papendorp, Briggman, & Berson, ; Y. Zhang, Kim, Sanes, & Meister, ). Directionally selective retinal ganglion cells (DS RGCs) increase their firing rate when movement in a preferred direction occurs within their receptive fields (Mauss, Vlasits, Borst, & Feller, ).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Retinal ganglion cells can be classified into ~30 subtypes distinguished by visual response properties, morphology, synaptic connectivity, gene expression profiles and response to optic nerve injury (Duan et al, ; Sanes & Masland, ). The visual response properties encoded by retinal ganglion cells include intrinsic photosensitivity, color opponency, contrast sensitivity, looming object detection, and direction selectivity (Duan, Krishnaswamy, la Huerta, & Sanes, ; Ecker et al, ; Huberman et al, ; Joesch & Meister, ; K. P. Johnson, Zhao, & Kerschensteiner, ; Kim, Zhang, Yamagata, Meister, & Sanes, ; Krishnaswamy, Yamagata, Duan, Hong, & Sanes, ; Sabbah, Berg, Papendorp, Briggman, & Berson, ; Y. Zhang, Kim, Sanes, & Meister, ). Directionally selective retinal ganglion cells (DS RGCs) increase their firing rate when movement in a preferred direction occurs within their receptive fields (Mauss, Vlasits, Borst, & Feller, ).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Extended Data Figure 2 shows all reconstructed BCs per type, along with their stratification patterns and mosaics. In addition to the 13 known cone BC types and a single rod BC type 11,29 , we identified another cone BC type -Type 0 30 . Figure 1a-c shows representatives examples of each BC type and group data on their terminal field area and IPL stratification depth.…”
Section: Ectopic Synapses Appear Predominantly In Type 6 Bipolar Cellsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Whole-cell patch-clamp current-clamp and voltage-clamp recordings of isolated flat-mount retinas were performed as described 48…”
Section: Patch Recording and Dye Filling Of Ganglion Cellsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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