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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2022 Jun 1.
Published in final edited form as: J Comp Neurol. 2020 Nov 9;529(8):1911–1925. doi: 10.1002/cne.25064

FIGURE 11:

FIGURE 11:

OFF bipolar cell (BC) 2, 3a, 3b, and 4 density by sex and eye. (a) BC2 density by sex and eye. Male: 2,549 ± 558 cells/mm2; Female: 2,504 ± 487 cells/mm2; Left: 2,480 ± 539 cells/mm2; Right: 2,571 ± 510 cells/mm2 (N = 4 male, N = 4 female retinas; N = 4 left, N = 4 right retinas). (b) BC3a density by sex. Male 2,587 ± 682 cells/mm2; Female: 2,474± 608 cells/mm2; Left: 2,558 ± 643 cells/mm2; Right: 2,505 ± 654 cells/mm2 (N = 4 male, N = 4 female retinas; N = 4 left, N = 4 right retinas). (c) BC3b density by sex and eye. Male: 3,673 ± 570 cells/mm2; Female: 3,512 ± 663 cells/mm2; Left: 3,599 ± 652 cells/mm2; Right: 3,585 ± 595 cells/mm2 (N = 4 male, N = 4 female retinas, N = 4 left, N = 4 right retinas). (d) BC4 density by sex and eye. Male: 2,307 ± 686 cells/mm2; Female: 2,437 ± 687 cells/mm2; Left: 2,472 ± 717 cells/mm2; BC4 ± Right: 2,268 ± 644 cells/mm2 (N = 3 male, N = 3 female retinas, N = 3 left, N = 3 right retinas). No significance was found between sex and eye. Statistical values from student’s t-test can be found in S1: Table summary of statistics.