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Jump to this cell in Eyewire with Cube ID # 3270231
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Details of a Muller Cell, a glia of the retina. If you look at either end, you can see where the glia stretches in between the cell bodies of other neurons. On on side would be ganglion cells. The Muller cell also ensheaths the axons that go on to become the optic nerve and fills in the extracellular space.
Imaged with electron microscope by Max Planck Institute and reconstructed by Seung Lab with Eyewirers Oct 31-Nov 12, 2018.
Jump to this cell in Eyewire with Cube ID # 3270231
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Details of a Muller Cell, a glia of the retina. If you look at either end, you can see where the glia stretches in between the cell bodies of other neurons. On on side would be ganglion cells. The Muller cell also ensheaths the axons that go on to become the optic nerve and fills in the extracellular space.
Imaged with electron microscope by Max Planck Institute and reconstructed by Seung Lab with Eyewirers Oct 31-Nov 12, 2018.
