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Is it what we See with the Eyes?

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  • Gerardo Villegas Lopez

    (Neuro radiologist pediatrician deputy regional medical director medical laboratory of the poplar northern border, Mexico)

  • Viridiana Perez correa

    (Neuro radiologist pediatrician deputy regional medical director medical laboratory of the poplar northern border, Mexico)

  • Andrea Covarrubias

    (Neuro radiologist pediatrician deputy regional medical director medical laboratory of the poplar northern border, Mexico)

  • Ma del Pilar Gonzalez

    (Neuro radiologist pediatrician deputy regional medical director medical laboratory of the poplar northern border, Mexico)

  • Sergio Ernesto Miranda

    (Neuro radiologist pediatrician deputy regional medical director medical laboratory of the poplar northern border, Mexico)

  • Rolando Torres

    (Neuro radiologist pediatrician deputy regional medical director medical laboratory of the poplar northern border, Mexico)

  • Ã lvaro Zuluaga

    (Neuro radiologist pediatrician deputy regional medical director medical laboratory of the poplar northern border, Mexico)

  • Alberto Garay

    (Radiologists assigned to the Chopo medical laboratory, northern border, Mexico)

Abstract

Euglena is a single-celled organism that represents the first organism with a light-sensitive structure with numerous chloroplasts, which is truly the first step in history towards the human eye. Transduction is the mechanism in which photoreceptors transform the optical energy of light into electrical energy as part of the evolution of the eye. In such a way that the human eye captures shapes and images, converts them into an electrical signal, which passes to the optic nerve and from there to the brain in the visual cortex, in this way the image is processed and thus allows its interpretation in the medium [1].

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  • Gerardo Villegas Lopez & Viridiana Perez correa & Andrea Covarrubias & Ma del Pilar Gonzalez & Sergio Ernesto Miranda & Rolando Torres & Ã lvaro Zuluaga & Alberto Garay, 2024. "Is it what we See with the Eyes?," Biomedical Journal of Scientific & Technical Research, Biomedical Research Network+, LLC, vol. 55(1), pages 46626-46632, February.
    • Handle: RePEc:abf:journl:v:55:y:2024:i:1:p:46626-46632
    DOI: 10.26717/BJSTR.2024.55.008647
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