Receptor cell outer segment development and ultrastructure of the disk membranes in the retina of the tadpole (Rana pipiens)
SEG Nilsson - Journal of ultrastructure research, 1964 - Elsevier
The development of the retinal receptor outer segment was studied in the tadpole eye,
where a good preservation of the cell structures, as well as the relationship between the
receptor cells and the pigment epithebium, could be obtained. In the tip of the connecting
structure, which had developed from one of the inner segment centrioles, the plasma
membrane formed a balloon-like expansion. At a somewhat later stage asymmetrically
arranged disks, approximately perpendicular to the longitudinal axis of the receptor cell …
where a good preservation of the cell structures, as well as the relationship between the
receptor cells and the pigment epithebium, could be obtained. In the tip of the connecting
structure, which had developed from one of the inner segment centrioles, the plasma
membrane formed a balloon-like expansion. At a somewhat later stage asymmetrically
arranged disks, approximately perpendicular to the longitudinal axis of the receptor cell …