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. 2023 Mar 24;3:1129463. doi: 10.3389/fopht.2023.1129463

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On SAC distribution and contacts. (A) Distribution of On SAC somas (colored objects are the 3D-reconstructed full or partial somas) in a flat-mount view of the retinal patch. (B) A pair of contacting On SACs form twigs at their soma contact (also in the background are somas of other On SACs, often incompletely reconstructed due to dataset boundaries). (C) A pair of On SACs that were next to each other in flat-mount view (top) did not have direct soma contact but were instead bridged by a short process between the somas (additional views in the middle and bottom panels). The two somas were separated by an axon bundle (illustrated by a cylindrical shape overlay within the bottom left panel) of retinal ganglion cells. Scale bars: 100μm (A); 50μm (C).