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In recent years, there have been vast interests in probing photoreceptor dynamics using optical coherence tomography (OCT). Most of the successful demonstrations implemented adaptive optics or digital adaptive optics to resolve individual cones or rods in human subjects. Here we use phase information to trace the photoreceptor response in rodents using an ultrahigh-resolution, phase-sensitive, spectral-domain OCT. As a result, two types of nanoscale signals (monophasic and biphasic) were detected with a clear separation in depth. The monophasic signal is less susceptible to stimulus intensity and saturated from a 3% breach rate.
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