Term: retinal ganglion cell
Definition: A retinal ganglion cell is defined as a neuron whose perikaryon lies in the retina and which has an axon that becomes a fiber of the optic nerve. Ganglion cell perikarya usually lie in the ganglion cell layer just vitreally to the inner plexiform layer, although a few (displaced) ganglion cells are found in the inner plexiform layer or in the amacrine cell layer.
| Parents | Relation type |
|---|---|
| projection interneuron | is a |
| Related concepts | Relation type |
|---|---|
| retinal ganglion cell C | is a |
| retinal ganglion cell A | is a |
| retinal ganglion cell B | is a |