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. 2011 Oct 27;52(11):8381–8392. doi: 10.1167/iovs.11-7973

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Figure 5. — Presence of disorganized cones in the macular region of both postmortem eyes from an RPE65 donor. Montages of photomicrographs of the macular region of both the right (B) and the left (D) postmortem eyes from the RPE65 donor and control eyes (A, C) were analyzed using a cone arrestin antibody (7G6). Observations showed that in the RPE65 postmortem donor eyes, cones were still present in the macula but were highly disorganized and synapses were absent. (arrows) Macula pit. Scale bar, 500 μm.