QUESTION 20
The retinal cells farthest from the source of light entering the eye are the:
ganglion cells |
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photoreceptors |
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bipolar cells |
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amacrine cells |
Answer : Photoreceptors
Explanation : Photoreceptors are the cells which gives colour to the vision, they are two types of Photoreceptor cells :
1. Rods 2. Cones
These Photoreceptors cells are present in the outer part of the retina, and lies longest from the incoming light. The light passes through the eye and crosses the retinal layer and meets the photoreceptor cells which gives vision.
Incorrect options :
- Ganglion cells
Explanation : Ganglion cells of the retinal cells are closest from the source of light entering in to the eye.
- Bipolar cells
Explanation :
Bipolar cells of the retinal cells are closest from the source of light entering in to the eye.
- Amacrine cells
Explanation : Amacrine cells of the retinal cells are closest from the source of light entering in to the eye.
QUESTION 20 The retinal cells farthest from the source of light entering the eye are the:...
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