The mammalian retina has an inverted structure, with the photoreceptors buried behind layers of light-scattering cells. Here the authors show through experiment and simulation that specialized Müller cells guide specific wavelengths to the cone photoreceptors while allowing other wavelengths to leak onto the rods.
- Amichai M. Labin
- Shadi K. Safuri
- Ido Perlman
