smallfieldbistratified
Smallfieldbistratified is a type of retinal ganglion cell found in the primate retina. It is characterized by a small receptive field and a dendritic arbor that stratifies in two distinct sublaminae of the inner plexiform layer, making it bistratified.
Anatomy and connections: The cell has a compact dendritic field and projects to central visual pathways, including
Physiology and color vision: Smallfieldbistratified cells are color-opponent neurons that contribute to blue-yellow color discrimination. They
Significance and status: They are among several retinal ganglion cell types that diversify color and luminance