Are Photoreceptors Neurons? | A Clear Retina Answer
Photoreceptors are specialized nerve cells in the retina that turn light into signals and pass them to other retinal nerve cells. Rods and cones do more than “sense light.” They convert light into electrical changes, then communicate with nearby cells at synapses. That communication step is the giveaway: synapses and transmitter release sit at the […]
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