Propertiesof intact photoreceptor cells lacking synapses.

Propertiesof intact photoreceptor cells lacking synapses.
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缺乏突触的完整感光细胞的特性。

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1968
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The Journal of experimental zoology
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通讯作者:
Timothy H. Goldsmith
Timothy H. Goldsmith
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Daniel M. Eichenbaum;Timothy H. Goldsmith

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Surgically undamaged photoreceptor cells that have no connections with the central nervous system were obtained by transplanting the eye imaginal disc of third instar housefly larvae (Musca domestica) into the abdomens of host larvae and waiting for development of the host flies. Following differentiation, the photoreceptor cells of the transplants have normal cell bodies and rhabdomeres. Their axons, on the other hand, do not make synapses with higher order cells. The retinular cells, thus isolated from the optic lobe, give electrical responses to illumination that are indistinguishable from the membrane responses of normal receptor cells, and at moderate intensities of stimulation consist of an initial transient and a plateau. This graded depolarization of the soma (receptor potential) spreads electrotonically into the axon without initiating spikes. Neither CO2 nor tetrodotoxin has an effect on the receptor potential of isolated photoreceptors. The transplants dark adapt at the same rate as normal retinulae, dark adaptation being slower following longer periods of light adaptation. Clearly in flies the development of the synapses of the lamina ganglionaris is not necessary for normal physiological development of the receptors, and the responses of the photoreceptors of normal eyes can be generated without significant feedback control from the optic lobe.