Anatomy | Vision (Part 2) | Photoreceptor Signaling & Photobleaching

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Thank you for taking time to make these videos. You are a truly gifted educator. 🙏🏼

[@mtanis4]

Thank you so much for the clear explanation of photoreceptors and vision. I thing I am ready for my practical exam...thanks to you, Sir

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Best explanation of this that I've seen! Thank you!

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[@tom2038]

thank you man you saved me days of reading papers for work to figure out whats going on

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What if this happened as a result of mild prescription use Everything looks different right now Does it heal by itself or do they give you medication to polarize or depolarize ? I don’t want any glasses, my vision is perfect I’m thinking they’ll give me eye drops or medication to get my eye polarizing properly ??? Any thoughts I hope you see this

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