The inner and outer plexiform layers are part of this structure, which contains a red dot in Tay-Sachs patients and is subdivided into the (*) fovea and macula.
Although it is not the cochlea, this structure has some neuronal cells linked by ribbon synapses. Blood flow in this structure's capillaries can be measured using blue field entoptoscopy to test for Scheerer's phenomenon. The inner and outer plexiform layers are part of this structure, which contains a red dot in Tay-Sachs patients and is subdivided into the (*) fovea and macula. At the point where the optic nerve exits this structure, a blind spot occurs. For 10 points, name this light-sensitive tissue in the inner surface of the eye, which contains photoreceptors like rods and cones.
Although it is not the cochlea, this structure has some neuronal cells linked by ribbon synapses.
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