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[The central retinal artery of the white laboratory mouse].

The white laboratory mouse has an Arteria centralis retinae which differs from the Arteria centralis retinae of the human in the following points being: The origin of this artery hies in the region where the Arteria bulbi comes through the Sclera and therefore does not enter the Nervus opticus until she is in the wall of the Bulbus oculi. In the retina the Arteria centralis retinae divides into 6 radiating branches.