It's the world's best video on the colour vision. Before watching this , I'm totally confused in this topic. But ma'am you explained the whole concept very well and clear all the doubts. Thank you very very much for your help and efforts. 😊😊
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Ma’am, in the color opponent theory, how is it that red color (or red cones) excite a ganglion cell while green color (or green cone) inhibits the same ganglion cell given that all cones release the same excitatory neurotransmitter ‘glutamate’?
@@insomnia6963 No detailed video - though I will tell you how it acts - sorrounding cones excite horizontal cells which in turn release inhibitory neurotransmitter which inhibit the ganglion cell
May be ! May be not ! Even trichromats have different perception for different colours. So may be what appears same to me, may appear different to others. However tetrachromats have a more varied perception of colours. So both may be an explanation for this discrepancy. However, it needs to be corroborated from your day to day experience with others.
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It's the world's best video on the colour vision. Before watching this , I'm totally confused in this topic. But ma'am you explained the whole concept very well and clear all the doubts. Thank you very very much for your help and efforts. 😊😊
I am so happy . Thank you so much. Nothing gives me more pleasure than clarifying a student stuck in some topic. Best wishes. Keep liking, keep sharing
Thank you so much ma'am! Didn't realise when the video got over! 😀
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Ma’am, in the color opponent theory, how is it that red color (or red cones) excite a ganglion cell while green color (or green cone) inhibits the same ganglion cell given that all cones release the same excitatory neurotransmitter ‘glutamate’?
Very good question..in between there are bipolar cells too...detailed answer with probably an image tomorrow
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where can i find that detailed video? its not on the playlist.
@@insomnia6963 No detailed video - though I will tell you how it acts - sorrounding cones excite horizontal cells which in turn release inhibitory neurotransmitter which inhibit the ganglion cell
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Both looks same 7:00 i mean the one with dark blue background it appears grey to me.
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At 7:01 , both colour appears to be gray for me ?
Yeah it can...all people see colours differently
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I guess I am tetrachromats, I can see different colors 4:52
May be ! May be not ! Even trichromats have different perception for different colours. So may be what appears same to me, may appear different to others. However tetrachromats have a more varied perception of colours. So both may be an explanation for this discrepancy. However, it needs to be corroborated from your day to day experience with others.
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maam i could tell the color was grey even with the blue ring? does that mean im tetrachromate?🤔
No, with trichromats also, perception varies. Also I should have used a white background on whole rather than yellow..that’s a error on my part
Thanks maam its helpful but opponent theory is not clear 😢
Signal in the center is opposed by sorrounding cones if they are stimulated…that’s it…hence surround affects center colour perception
Ma'am, where do you refer?... Do u use Indian authors like Gk pal, indhu kurahna?..
Nope- it’s Guyton, Ganong mainly - and for any confusion just in case textbooks of each system
Why any issue?
@@PhysiologyOpen no ma'am, I couldn't get such details, in Indian authors...Thanks
That you won’t . It’s purely great books and my understanding over years. Hope you liked it
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A little feedback, the pace of the video is a bit fast. You’d narrated the information rather than explaining it.
Thanks for feedback…yeah improved on explanation but in recent videos…have a look
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