Differential maturation of mRGC pupillary constriction and circadian rhythmicity in typically developing human infants
Intrinsically light sensitive retinal ganglion cells through melanopsin photoreception (mRGCs) are important for fundamental regulatory brain processes such as circadian rhythms, mood, acute sleep, and pupillary constriction. While previous research in animal models indicates temporal differences in maturation of mRGC mediated projections, corresponding developmental patterns have not been…
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