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Latency Fluctuations of Discrete Waves in the Limulus Photoreceptor

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Abstract

In single photoreceptors of Limulus the latency to the first electrical response after the onset of a light stimulus is a random variable. A simple formula for the probability density function of this random variable, which includes the spontaneous activity, is proposed. For low-energy stimuli, the agreement with experiment is fairly good.

© 1970 Optical Society of America

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