k Illustration of the layers of nerve cells comprising the mammalian retina, the light sensitive layer of the eye. At bottom, the outermost layer of pigmented cells supports a number of rod conetype photosensitive cells. The rods outnumber cones by about 201 hence only cones are shown here. The cell bodies above the rods cones layer form the integrating bipolar cell layer a single cell body may be seen to serve several rod receptors via numerous synapses junctions. The upper ganglion layer of cell bodies belong to fibres comprising the optic nerve top. Editorial Stock Photo - Afloimages
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Illustration of the layers of nerve cells comprising the mammalian retina, the light- sensitive layer of the eye. At bottom, the outermost layer of pigmented cells supports a number of rod- & cone-type photosensitive cells. The rods outnumber cones by about 20:1 - hence only cones are shown here. The cell bodies above the rods & cones layer form the integrating bipolar cell layer; a single cell body may be seen to serve several rod receptors via numerous synapses (junctions). The upper ganglion layer of cell bodies belong to fibres comprising the optic nerve (top).
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Illustration of the layers of nerve cells comprising the mammalian retina, the light- sensitive layer of the eye. At bottom, the outermost layer of pigmented cells supports a number of rod- & cone-type photosensitive cells. The rods outnumber cones by about 20:1 - hence only cones are shown here. The cell bodies above the rods & cones layer form the integrating bipolar cell layer; a single cell body may be seen to serve several rod receptors via numerous synapses (junctions). The upper ganglion layer of cell bodies belong to fibres comprising the optic nerve (top).

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