These cells help keep the eye's light -
detecting rods and cones healthy.
Not exact matches
Rods detect light
and dark
and cones allow us to
detect colour.
The first layer contains the photoreceptors — the
rods and cones that
detect light.
They receive
and process signals from the retina's light -
detecting cells, the
rods and the
cones,
and transmit them to another set of cells that, in turn, transfer the information to the brain.
Cones are specialized in bright environment
and detect colors while
rods are used in dim light but are monochrome, which is why we see in black
and white at night.
Cone cells are specialized for certain wavelengths of light to help animals
detect color, while
rods can
detect even a single photon
and are specialized for low - light vision.
(A) Rosettes (arrowheads)
and pseudo outer nuclear layers (arrow) are
detected in explants triple stained for nuclei (blue; DAPI),
cone (green; Calbindin),
and rod photoreceptors (red; XAP2).
prcd - Progressive
rod -
cone degeneration - one form of PRA that so far can be
detected in Chesapeake Bay Retrievers, English Cocker Spaniels, Labrador Retrievers
and Portuguese Water Dogs.