Interplexiform cells of the mammalian retina and their comparison with catecholamine-containing retinal cells
Interplexiform cells of the mammalian retina and their comparison with catecholamine-containing retinal cells
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哺乳动物视网膜的丛状细胞及其与含儿茶酚胺的视网膜细胞的比较
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1975
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A. Laties
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B. Boycott;J. Dowling;S. Fisher;H. Kolb;A. Laties
Retinal interplexiform cells have processes that branch within both the inner and outer plexiform layers. Their morphology is described from Golgi-preparations of cat, rhesus macaque and squirrel monkey retinae. Comparisons are made with similar cells, known to be catecholamine-containing, which have been observed histofluorometrically in the teleost fish and New World monkeys. It is concluded that there may be more than one pharmacological type of interplexiform cell. In addition an inner nuclear layer plexus of fibres is described for the first time from Golgi-material of the squirrel monkey’s retina. Electron microscopy reveals that this plexus synapses within the inner nuclear layer on to bipolar and amacrine cells. It is compared with the catecholamine-containing inner nuclear layer plexus of New World monkeys.