1894
DOI: 10.1007/bf02303023
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Untersuchungen über die Netzhaut der Säugetiere

Abstract: Die Netzhaut, die schon seit langen Jahren yon den berufensten Forsehern ganz besonders sorgfMtig bearbeitet women ist, so dass die zum Te~l sehr wer~volleri Einzelbeobaeh~tingen fast bis ins Un~ibersehbare angewaehsen sind, ist nun aueh in jfingster Zeit mit den beiden interessanten Methoden von Golgi und Ehrtieh, die unsere Anschauungen im Gebiete des centralen und peripherisehen Nervensystems so fiberrasehend geandert haben, untersucht women. Und da hat sich gezdgt, wie unbereehtig~ es war, mit einer gewiss… Show more

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“…Our LY-injected B-type horizontal cells match Cajal's (1893) and Kallius's (1894) descriptions of artiodactyl inner horizontal cells (see Fig. 1).…”
Section: B-type Horizontal Cells and Cajal's Inner Horizontal Cellssupporting
confidence: 86%
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“…Our LY-injected B-type horizontal cells match Cajal's (1893) and Kallius's (1894) descriptions of artiodactyl inner horizontal cells (see Fig. 1).…”
Section: B-type Horizontal Cells and Cajal's Inner Horizontal Cellssupporting
confidence: 86%
“…A similar shrinkage can be observed, e.g. in Kallius's (1894) methylene blue preparations. We, therefore, conclude that this famous illustration is actually of ox inner (i.e.…”
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“…Amongst mammals midget bipolars have only been clearly observed in primates (Polyak,'41 ). Rod bipolars and what seemingly could have been flat bipolars, have often been described using light microscopy in non-simian mammals (Cajal, 1892;Kallius, 1894;Kolmer, '36;Polyak, '57;Rohen, '64;Brown and Major, '66;Raviola and Raviola, '67; Shkolnik-Yarros, '68; Stell, '72) but we could identify no bipolar cells in these papers, or in the literature listed in them, that were obvious candidates to fill the central elements of the cone triads. Indeed most of the cells described resembled what we then thought might be flat bipolars.…”
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