Neurobiology of retinal dopamine is reviewed and discussed in relation to degenerative
states of the tissue. The Introduction deals with the basic physiological actions of dopamine …

After a short history of dopamine receptor discovery in the retina and a survey on dopamine
receptor types and subtypes, the distribution of dopamine receptors in the retinal cells is …

We have localized the dopamine D1 receptor in rat retina using a subtype‐specific
monoclonal antibody. Immunolabelling can be detected in the inner and outer plexiform …

Background: Visual masking is a procedure that is used to assess the earliest components
of visual processing. In backward masking, the identification of an initial stimulus (the target) …

The visual sensitivity of zebrafish in which the retinal dopaminergic interplexiform cells (DA-
IPCs) were destroyed by 6-hydroxydopamine was measured behaviorally. During the first 6 …

Studies on the receptive field properties of cat retinal ganglion cells over the past half-
century are reviewed within the context of the role played by the receptive field in visual …

Retinal dopamine depletion in monkeys using either systemic MPTP or 6-OHDA results in
attenuated electroretinographic (ERG) responses to peak spatial frequency stimuli. Diverse …

Among nonmotor symptoms observed in Parkinson's disease (PD) dysfunction in the visual
system, including hallucinations, has a significant impact in their quality of life. To further …

We propose that there exists within the avian, and perhaps more generally in the vertebrate
retina, a two-state nonadapting flip-flop circuit, based on reciprocal inhibitory interactions …

Dopamine (DA) is the major catecholamine in all vertebrate retinas including man. All
vertebrates have dopaminergic neurons identified as amacrine cells (ACs) and …