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The 18 pages that link to Retinal ganglion cell, each with the reason it gives.

• RetinaBroader topic: Ganglion cells collect processed retinal signals and form the optic nerve.

• Visual acuityBroader topic: Its receptive fields help determine how finely the retina samples an image.

• GlaucomaBroader topic: Loss of these cells and their axons produces characteristic glaucomatous damage.

• Optic nerveBroader topic: Their axons bundle together to form the optic nerve.

• Simultaneous contrastBroader topic: Center-surround receptive fields in these cells encode local differences in light.

• Lateral geniculate nucleusBroader topic: These cells supply the nucleus with its direct retinal input.

• Intraocular pressureBroader topic: These cells are lost as glaucomatous damage progresses.

• BrightnessBroader topic: Center-surround receptive fields in these cells help encode local differences relevant to brightness.

• Optic neuritisBroader topic: Loss of these cells can record lasting neural injury after inflammation subsides.

• PhotophobiaBroader topic: A subset of these cells responds to light and can influence discomfort.

• Leber's hereditary optic neuropathyBroader topic: These cells, especially those serving central vision, are selectively vulnerable in LHON.

• Impossible colorBroader topic: Some retinal ganglion cells carry opponent signals that contribute to the constraints on hue perception.