rod cell (Meaning)
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rod cell (n)
a visual receptor cell that is sensitive to dim light
Synonyms & Antonyms of rod cell
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rod cell Sentence Examples
- The human eye contains millions of rod cells, which are responsible for vision in dim light.
- Rod cells are highly sensitive to movement and can detect faint flashes of light.
- The density of rod cells is highest in the peripheral retina, allowing for better peripheral vision at night.
- When exposed to bright light, rod cells become less sensitive and vision shifts to cone cells.
- Night blindness occurs when there is a deficiency in rod cells or their function.
- Rod cells are essential for navigation and survival in low-light environments.
- Research into rod cells has led to advancements in night vision technologies.
- The rod cell is a highly specialized neuron with a unique structure and function.
- The shape of a rod cell allows it to maximize light absorption and sensitivity.
- Rod cells are an essential component of the visual system, enabling us to perceive the world in a wide range of lighting conditions.
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a visual receptor cell that is sensitive to dim light
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The human eye contains millions of rod cells, which are responsible for vision in dim light.
Rod cells are highly sensitive to movement and can detect faint flashes of light.
The density of rod cells is highest in the peripheral retina, allowing for better peripheral vision at night.
When exposed to bright light, rod cells become less sensitive and vision shifts to cone cells.
