This organ is affected by CORD and Nyctalopia, while injury to it results in the de-differentiation of Muller cells.  The presence of white blood cell
This organ is affected by CORD and Nyctalopia, while injury to it results in the de-differentiation of Muller cells.  The presence of white blood cells in the capillaries of this organ leads to Sheerer's phenomenon, and neutrophils are localized to its outer and inner plexiform layers.  Amacrine cells populate its inner nuclear layer, while bipolar cells are responsible for the center-surround inhibition that characterizes one group of cells here. The choroid coat separates it from the sclera, while a small depression in its center is known as the fovea.  The site of cone and rod cells, for 10 points, name this organ enervated by the optic nerve and located in the back of the eye.
This organ is affected by CORD and Nyctalopia, while injury to it results in the de-differentiation of Muller cells.  
{Retina} [EM]