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Feature Selectivity for Circadian Regulation within Melanopsin Photoreceptors
The day-night cycle drives profound environmental changes, which animals anticipate using the circadian clock. The clock synchronizes with this cycle by extracting features of light that indicate solar elevation. It uses a specialized dynamic range to sense relevant photon rates and precise, extende
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