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Are there three types of horizontal cell in the human retina?

15 May 1994

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Golgi-impregnated horizontal cells (HCs) as viewed in whole mount human retinas have been studied by light microscopic (LM) techniques. Impregnated HCs have been drawn by camera lucida and by the Eutectics neuron tracing method to provide quantitative data on dendritic tree sizes, dendritic tree shapes, and dendritic terminals for statistical treatment and cluster analysis. In addition, fractal analyses of HC...

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PMID: 8027448
DOI: 10.1002/cne.903430304

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