New Findings Shed “Literal Light” on a Decades-Long Mystery About How Photoreceptors Work
Johns Hopkins Medicine researchers have discovered that certain retinal photoreceptors employ two signaling pathways simultaneously for vision signal transmission, suggesting ancient evolutionary origins. This finding provides new insights into the complex functioning of the mammalian eye and marks a significant advancement in the field of neuroscience.Neuroscientists at Johns Hopkins have demonstrated that specialized cells can signal the presence of light simultaneously in two distinct waysWorking with mammalian retinal…