. The American journal of anatomy. tion similar to that seen in figure 4,from the convex angle where the pigment layer bends into the ciliaryprocess. There are a number of such buds in this eye with knob-likeends containing nuclei and pigment granules similar to those in thepigment layer. There are also detached masses of epithelial cells bearingthe same relation to the ciliary processes as the knob-like ends of theattached buds. These loose masses are probably from buds Mhose pedi-cles have broken away. The anastomosing pigment cells are verynumerous in the surrounding stroma. The pigment of
. The American journal of anatomy. tion similar to that seen in figure 4,from the convex angle where the pigment layer bends into the ciliaryprocess. There are a number of such buds in this eye with knob-likeends containing nuclei and pigment granules similar to those in thepigment layer. There are also detached masses of epithelial cells bearingthe same relation to the ciliary processes as the knob-like ends of theattached buds. These loose masses are probably from buds Mhose pedi-cles have broken away. The anastomosing pigment cells are verynumerous in the surrounding stroma. The pigment of many is a littledarker than that in the pigment layer, but there are cells containinggrades of colored granules like those in the pigment layer and otherswith intermediate shares. The general appearance of these cells, theirnuclei and the staining of the jirotoplasm lead me to believe that mostif not all of them are derived from the pigment layer. In this eye I2S •ill) Waiulcrini;- Ctlls and Muscles from the Optic Cup Epithelium.
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