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Molecular identification of wide-field amacrine cells in mouse retina that encode stimulus orientation
Visual information processing in the retina is sculpted by a diverse group of inhibitory interneurons called amacrine cells. For most of the >60 amacrine cell types, molecular identities and specialized functional attributes remain unknown. Here, we developed an intersectional genetic strategy to ta
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