Lamina Design Guide
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Except where otherwise stated, drug dosages and recommendations are for the non-pregnant adult who is not breastfeeding. The lamina offers electrophysiologists a number of technical advantages. One can record from identified lamina neurons in intact, unanesthetized flies and test their performance over the full operating range of fly vision, from 4 photons/photoreceptor s -1 at the threshold for motion detection to 10 7 photons/photoreceptor s -1 in sunlight.
High-quality recordings support a variety of identification techniques, starting with step and impulse responses, and progressing to white noise analysis and natural stimuli. The resulting measurements of signals, noise, and transfer functions have been combined with powerful modeling and analysis techniques from systems and communications engineering to demonstrate that the lamina is designed to code natural signals efficiently. This chapter on lamina function begins with an overview of structure and function, and then moves on to the design strategies that improve circuit performance.