The axons of rods and cones synapse with
A)ganglion cells.
B)horizontal cells.
C)amacrine cells.
D)bipolar cells.
E)lateral cells.

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The axons of rods and cones synapse with bipolar cells in the retina. This allows for the transmission of the visual signal from the photoreceptors to the ganglion cells, which send the signal out of the eye to the brain. Horizontal and amacrine cells are involved in lateral inhibition and modulation of the signal within the retina, while lateral cells are not a recognized cell type in the retina.

The Axons of Rods and Cones Synapse with