Term: retinal bipolar cell
Definition: The defining characteristic of a bipolar cell is that its dendritic processes terminate in or about the outer plexiform layers, where they make contact with photoreceptors, and its axonal processes terminate in or about the inner plexiform layer.
| Parents | Relation type |
|---|---|
| local interneuron | is a |
| Related concepts | Relation type |
|---|---|
| rod bipolar cell | is a |
| type 1 cone bipolar cell | is a |
| type 2 cone bipolar cell | is a |
| type 3 cone bipolar cell | is a |
| type 4 cone bipolar cell | is a |
| type 5 cone bipolar cell | is a |
| type 6 cone bipolar cell | is a |
| type 7 cone bipolar cell | is a |
| type 8 cone bipolar cell | is a |
| type 9 cone bipolar cell | is a |