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...n cells are wavy in appearance, as well, and are longer than the ON-center cell dendrites. The dendrites of OFF-center orientation ganglion cells were fou

...l side of the inner plexiform layer of the retina, however, displaced cell bodies of ganglion cells can occasionally be found in the inner margin of the inne

...name="Masland 1998">M. A. MacNeil & R. H. Masland (1998) [http://download.cell.com/neuron/pdf/PIIS089662730080478X.pdf Extreme Diversity among Amacrine Ce

*[[Cell Body |Cell bodies]] are frozen because:

In EyeWire the cell bodies are often [[The Consensus#Frozen_Cubes | frozen]] because they take a lot o

...field" cell arbors range from 125 to 400 µm in diameter, and "wide-field" cell arbors are larger than 400 µm.<ref name="Masland 1998"></ref>

...ell layer, orientation selective ganglion cells have relatively small cell-bodies<ref name="Amthor1"></ref> and have an "elongated" and "polygonal" shape <re

Within the retina, bipolar cell bodies are located within the the inner nuclear layer (INL). The cells' [[Dendrite

...ompared to anything else in the slides except Cell Bodies, but unlike Cell Bodies they have a thick black ink outline.

Players can also encounter [[Cell Body| Cell bodies]] of other Cells we may have already mapped or are to be mapped, some we ma

...onstructed by the researchers. The circles are representations of the cell bodies, and the lines are "skeletons" of the dendrites. Each DSGC is said to be "b

...olored circles mark the locations of [[On-Off Direction-Selective Ganglion Cell]]. These direction-selective ganglion cells (DSGC) fall into four types, wh