Bruch's membrane separates one of its layers from the choroid coat, and its radial glia are known as Muller's fibers, which wrap around the fibers of Henle.
Bruch's membrane separates one of its layers from the choroid coat, and its radial glia are known as Muller's fibers, which wrap around the fibers of Henle. Angioscotoma is a condition caused by dilated blood vessels in it. Visual yellow is an intermediate chemical formed from rhodopsin after it is exposed to light, and George Wald identified vitamin A in it, subsequently proving Vitamin A's importance to photoreception and vision. Containing the highly acute macula, for 10 points, name this layer of cells that contains rods and cones, the site where light is converted to nervous signals at the back of the eye.
Bruch's membrane separates one of its layers from the choroid coat, and its radial glia are known as Muller's fibers, which wrap around the fibers of Henle.
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