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Neurofibrillar bipolar cells in the capybara retina

Abstract Using a reduced-silver neurofibrillar method, we stained a population of bipolar cells in the capybara retina. These cells are distributed throughout the retina following the same topography of other retinal cell classes as the A-type horizontal cells and ganglion cells. The level of axonal stratification, mosaic regularity, and dendritic coverage factor suggest that these neurofibrillar bipolar cells comprise a population of sublamina a cone bipolar cells.