Isolated double cones containing two distinct visual pigments reveal reciprocal signal transmission between the two cone members. The action spectrum determined by intracellular recording from either of the two members is broader than that in single cones. This suggests a prominent role of double cones in luminosity rather than wavelength detection.
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