Special Nuclear Layer Contacts Among Starburst Amacrine Cells in the Mouse Retina
Mu, S.; Turner, N. L.; Silversmith, W. M.; Jordan, C. S.; Kemnitz, N.; Sorek, M.; David, C.; Jones, D. L.; Bland, D.; Moore, M.; Sterling, A. R.; Seung, H. S.; the Eyewirers,
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We observed novel classes of cell-cell contacts between retinal starburst amacrine neurons, from finely detailed morphological reconstructions of cells from an electron microscopic image volume of a mouse retina. These contacts have peculiar morphological patterns and traits, different among the respective On and Off starburst amacrine subpopulations, but both occur within the soma layers as opposed to their regular laminae of contact within the inner plexiform layer.
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