07 Retina Flashcards
Slide 17
Name the different types of bipolar cells (majority)
- diffuse
- midget
- S cone
- rod
Slide 17/22
True or false. There are two types of midget bipolar cells responding to a single cone either the on cell or off cell. They are located mostly in the fovea.
True
Slide 18
.____ bipolar cells might get input from 30-50 ____. This is why night vision is blurry.
A. Rod/rods B. Midget/rods C. S cone/rods D. Rod/ midget
A. Rod/Rods
Slide 20
True or False. Midget bipolar cells are intermediate cells that modulate ganglion cells.
False: Amacrine bipolar cells
Slide 20
What is the most common amacrine cell?
Starburst Amacrine cell
Slide 21
Blue-yellow ganglion cells distinguish different _____
A. shapes
B. wavelengths
C. Visual details
B. wavelengths
Slide 21
\_\_\_\_ ganglion cells get input from L and M cones in order to distinguish shape and luminance A. Parasol B. Midget C. Blue-Yellow D. Biplexiform
A. Parasol
Slide 7
True or false. More glutamate is released in the dark
true
Slide 7
True or false. The disks in rods regenerate and are replaced by outer segment cells.
False, they are replace by inner segment cells
Slide 8
True or false. The fovea centralis has the highest number of cones.
True
Slide 9
- There are _______ as many rods as cones.
a. 5-10 times
b. 15-20 times
c. 30-40 times
d. 50-60 times
b. 15-20 times
Slide 7
- The __________________ catches the photons.
a. Synaptic terminal
b. Outer segment
c. Inner segment
d. Bipolar cells
b. Outer segment
Slide 10
- True or false. Primates have two cone types but mammals have three.
False: primates have three cone types but most mammals have only two
Sldie 11
True or false. There are mechanisms to neutralize signals of L/M cone ratios
True
Slide 12
What do cone pedicles couple responses through?
Gap junctions