The Eye And The Retina Focus On The Stucture Of The Retina From The Left To The Right Vitreous Body In Grey Internal Limiting Membrane In Red...
{"Image ImageDescription": "The Eye And The Retina. Focus On The Stucture Of The Retina, From The Left To The Right : Vitreous Body In Grey, Internal Limiting Membrane In Red, Ganglion Cells Of Which The Axons Form The Optic Nerve, In Yellow, Bipolar Cells That Liaise The Photoreceptors And The Ganglion Cells, In Orange, Amacrine Cells Interneurons Insuring The Horizontal Diffusion Of The Nerve Impulse, In Purple, Horizontal Cell Interneuron Insuring The Diffusion Of The Nerve Impulse Perpendicularly To The Other Neurons, In Pink, Muller Glial Cell Supporting Cell, In Beige, Photoreceptors Rods In Purple, Cones In Blue And Green, Retina Pigment Epithelium In Brown With The Pigmentary Cells, Bruch Membrane, Blood Vessels Of The Choroid In Red. (Photo By BSIP/UIG Via Getty Images)"}