Amacrine (AM-uh-krin) cells in this structure regulate nervous input to ganglion ("GANG"-lee-on) cells, and this structure's namesake pigmentosa (PIG-men-TOE-suh) causes tunne
Amacrine (AM-uh-krin) cells in this structure regulate nervous input to ganglion ("GANG"-lee-on) cells, and this structure's namesake pigmentosa (PIG-men-TOE-suh) causes tunnel vision and night blindness. This seven-layered structure has a sensitive fovea (FO-vee-uh) in its macular (MACK-you-lur) region. This structure contains photoreceptor (FO-toe-ree-SEP-tur) cells like rods and cones, and it converts light to nervous signals sent through the optic nerve. For 10 points, name this structure that lies along the back of the eye.
Amacrine (AM-uh-krin) cells in this structure regulate nervous input to ganglion ("GANG"-lee-on) cells, and this structure's namesake pigmentosa (PIG-men-TOE-suh) causes tunnel vision and night blindness.
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