| Cell type (class) | Nomenclature (Acronym) |
Definition | Relation of green-sensitive cone |
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| 510 nm-cone | Neitz et al. (N) | ...the rat cone earlier identified as having a peak at about 510 nm (Neitz and JAcobs, 1986). | synonym | | The presence of the 510 nm peak photopic sensitvity (Neitz and Jacobs, 1986) is strong evidence that the COS-1 positive cones represent the green cone subpopulation. | Szel A. & Rohlich P. | Mihail Bota |
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| COS1-positive cone | Szel and Rohlich (SR) | Three photoreceptor cell types can be distinguished in retinal sections from rat eyes: OS-2 positive cones, COS-1 positive cones and anti-rhodopsin positive rods (Fig. 1). The overwhelming majority of photoreceptor cells were recognized by AO, a polyclonal antibody raised against bovine opsin, and can unequivocally be considered to be rods [Fig. 1(C)]. Cells labelled with either COS-1 or OS-2, monoclonal antibodies to cone visual pigments in mammals, can be taken as cones [Figs 2(A) and (B)]. The mutual complementarity of the labelling with the three antibodies further supports their cone-like nature. | synonim | | The presence of the 510 nm peak photopic sensitvity (Neitz and Jacobs, 1986) is strong evidence that the COS-1 positive cones represent the green cone subpopulation. | Szel A. & Rohlich P. | Mihail Bota |
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