An on center bipolar cell ________  when light is on the center of its receptive feild, because it is _______ glutamate Select one: a. depolarizes; inhibited by b. hyperpolarizes; activated by c. depolarizes; activated by d. hyperpolarizes; inhibited by e. maintains its resting membrane potential; excited by

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