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Movement of palisade in locust retinula cells when illuminated

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Horridge, George Adrian
Barnard, P. B. T.

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Company of Biologists

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Summary In dark-adapted eyes cisternae of the endoplasmic reticulum collect near the rhabdom and form around it a functionally significant region 2 to 4 µ across, of lowered refractive index. In light-adapted eyes this structure is dispersed as vacuoles in the cytoplasm, and instead mitochondria are crowded round the rhabdom. Onion bodies up to 8 µ, in diameter occur in the retinula cell cytoplasm.

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The Quarterly journal of microscopical science

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2037-12-31