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Results from our forumThe Fiber Disease... the epithelium of the lens and cornea. In the retina, considerably strong MT immunostaining was observed in the pigment cell layer while the nerve fiber layer and inner plexiform layer showed weak MT staining. Glial cells in the optic nerve were found to have marked MT ...
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About Neurobiology!Yup, you're right...retina has 2 types of cell which are cone-shaped cell ... active when our sight is poor of light. These 2 cells work as antagonis cell. In your case, when you ... area), the cylinder cell is active in forming dark pigment and when you wake up and staring at the screen, ...
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photoreceptor a cell or a subtance?... light. They are connected to the Rod and Cone cells located on the back of the retina. For example, in the cones, when an orange light strikes the cell, the orange pigment dissolves. The photoreceptor bundle sends a message ...
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