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The 53 pages that link to Retina, each with the reason it gives.

• Cone cellNarrower topic: Cone cells are one of the retina’s two main classes of photoreceptor.

• Visual fieldNarrower topic: The retina receives the image corresponding to the visible region of space.

• Diabetic retinopathyNarrower topic: Diabetic retinopathy damages the retinal tissue and its supporting blood supply.

• Optic nerveNarrower topic: It converts light into neural signals that feed the optic nerve.

• Retinal detachmentNarrower topic: Detachment disrupts the retina’s contact with the tissue that supports it.

• Photoreceptor cellNarrower topic: It contains photoreceptors alongside the neurons that process and relay their signals.

• Retinal ganglion cellNarrower topic: Ganglion cells are the retina’s output neurons, positioned downstream of its local circuitry.

• Retinitis pigmentosaNarrower topic: Retinitis pigmentosa affects the retina, especially its photoreceptors and supporting tissues.

• Rod cellNarrower topic: Rod cells occupy the retina’s outer layer and connect into its local circuits.

• Visual cortexNarrower topic: It begins the visual pathway that ultimately supplies cortical input.

• Photopic visionNarrower topic: Photopic vision begins in the retina, where cones transduce light.

• ElectroretinographyNarrower topic: ERG records electrical activity from this tissue rather than from the optic nerve or visual cortex.

• Fovea (retina)Narrower topic: The fovea is a specialized region within this tissue.

• Depth perceptionNarrower topic: Depth cues begin as patterns of light registered separately by the two retinas.

• Peripheral visionNarrower topic: Its changing cell distribution across the eye shapes peripheral sensitivity.

• Primary visual cortexNarrower topic: V1's input ultimately originates in the retinal circuits that encode light.

• AchromatopsiaNarrower topic: Achromatopsia arises from dysfunction in retinal cone pathways.

• Night visionNarrower topic: Night vision begins with retinal detection and processing of dim light.

• Retinopathy of prematurityNarrower topic: ROP affects the developing blood supply and structure of this tissue.

• Blood-retinal barrierNarrower topic: The barrier protects this tissue while allowing controlled access to nutrients and signaling molecules.

• MonochromacyNarrower topic: Monochromacy originates in the retinal signals that feed visual processing.

• Ragnar GranitNarrower topic: Granit recorded electrical responses from retinal cells to investigate how vision begins.