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Visual Perception and Neuroscience
1. Foundations of Visual Perception
2. Retinal Structure and Function
3. Central Visual Pathways
4. Feature Processing Systems
5. Higher-Order Visual Processing
6. Visual Attention and Awareness
7. Development and Plasticity
8. Visual Disorders and Pathology
Retinal Structure and Function
Retinal Anatomy
Cellular Layers
Photoreceptor Layer
Outer Nuclear Layer
Outer Plexiform Layer
Inner Nuclear Layer
Inner Plexiform Layer
Ganglion Cell Layer
Nerve Fiber Layer
Cell Types
Photoreceptors
Rods
Cones
Bipolar Cells
ON-Bipolar Cells
OFF-Bipolar Cells
Horizontal Cells
Amacrine Cells
Ganglion Cells
Müller Cells
Retinal Pigment Epithelium
Photopigment Recycling
Metabolic Support
Light Absorption
Phototransduction
Photoreceptor Structure
Outer Segments
Inner Segments
Synaptic Terminals
Rod Vision
Rhodopsin Structure
Scotopic Sensitivity
Spatial Distribution
Temporal Response
Cone Vision
Photopsin Types
S-Cones
M-Cones
L-Cones
Photopic Function
Foveal Concentration
Color Coding
Phototransduction Cascade
Light Absorption
G-Protein Activation
Phosphodiesterase Activity
cGMP Reduction
Channel Closure
Hyperpolarization
Adaptation Mechanisms
Dark Adaptation
Light Adaptation
Photopigment Regeneration
Neural Adaptation
Retinal Processing
Receptive Field Organization
Center-Surround Structure
ON-Center Cells
OFF-Center Cells
Lateral Inhibition
Horizontal Cell Function
Contrast Enhancement
Edge Detection
Ganglion Cell Types
Midget Cells
Parasol Cells
Bistratified Cells
Photosensitive Ganglion Cells
Parallel Processing Streams
Parvocellular Pathway
Magnocellular Pathway
Koniocellular Pathway
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