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Message definition (Bipolar Cell )
Within the retina, bipolar cell bodies are located within the the inner nuclear layer (INL). The cells' [[Dendrite|dendrites]] project to the outer plexiform layer, where they receive signals from the photoreceptors and horizontal cells. The cells' axons project to the inner plexiform layer, where they synapse with amacrine and ganglion cells.
Within the retina, bipolar cell bodies are located within the the inner nuclear layer (INL). The cells' [[Dendrite|dendrites]] project to the outer plexiform layer, where they receive signals from the photoreceptors and horizontal cells. The cells' axons project to the inner plexiform layer, where they synapse with amacrine and ganglion cells. Translation Within the retina, bipolar cell bodies are located within the the inner nuclear layer (INL). The cells' [[Dendrite|dendrites]] project to the outer plexiform layer, where they receive signals from the photoreceptors and horizontal cells. The cells' axons project to the inner plexiform layer, where they synapse with amacrine and ganglion cells. Within the retina, bipolar cell bodies are located within the the inner nuclear layer (INL). The cells' dendrites project to the outer plexiform layer, where they receive signals from the photoreceptors and horizontal cells. The cells' axons project to the inner plexiform layer, where they synapse with amacrine and ganglion cells.
