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When light conditions rapidly change, our eyes have to respond to this change in fractions of a second to maintain stable visual processing.
This is necessary when, for example, we drive through a forest and thus move through alternating stretches of shadows and clear sunlight.
A corrective 'gain control' mechanism exists in the fruit fly Drosophila melanogaster, where it acts downstream of the photoreceptors.
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