In nocturnal animals, the tapetum lucidum lies immediately behind this structure, on the choroid.
This structure's Muller cells provide support functions including controlling potassium ion concentration within its inner plexiform layer. It contains M cells and P cells, which project to magnocellular and parvocellular sections of the lateral geniculate nucleus. In nocturnal animals, the tapetum lucidum lies immediately behind this structure, on the choroid. Interneurons within this structure include horizontal and amacrine cells, and (*) Tay-Sachs is often diagnosed by the presence of a cherry-red spot in a certain region. Its bipolar cells receive inputs from cells that hyperpolarize in response to light. This structure's region of highest sensory acuity is the fovea, which is surrounded by the macula. For 10 points, identify this inner layer of the eye, which contains rods and cones.
This structure's Muller cells provide support functions including controlling potassium ion concentration within its inner plexiform layer.
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