Multipolar

Bwahaha..many rights..thank you.. :lol: Oh, by the way,can you explain about the amacrine, horizontal, bipolar and multipolar? Honestly, I've just heard it now...

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... this info should not be retained as Victor presented it. The retina contains 6 types of cells: Cones, rodes, amacrines, horizontal, bipolar and multipolar. Cones and rods(as Victor calls them, cilinders) are the receptor cells. The mechanism presented is correct. The time the eye needs to adapt ...

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... ) jellyfish are part of philum cnidaria. At the most primitive cnidaria(hidrozoars) the nervous sistem is called a diffuse nervous sistem: it has multipolar neurons on the surface of it's body()kinda resembles the Meisner and Auerbach plexes of the stomach). here we find the simplest reflex in ...

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if multipolar neurons are what they call the interneurons of the cortex, then they definitely have an extraordinary amount of dendrites. unipolar neurons....yeah the rods and cones....definitely extremely specialized

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Biostudent, multipolar newrons, the ones in the cortex have more dentrites. The newrons without dentrites are unipolar newrons and are located in the retina(the cells with cones and sticks)

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