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[wide-field cell]
Used synonymously: wide-field ganglion cells, wide-field neurons; wide arbor cells, (wide arbor neurons, wide arbor interneurons); see also amacrine cells for wide-field amacrine cells.
This term is used by neurobiologists and pertains to descriptions of neurons and ganglion cells based on the lengths of their dendritic processes. In a plane the basal 'dendritic field' then corresponds to an area enclosed by a polygon that joins the most distal points of dendritic processes. The dendritic field is actually s dendritic space because cells
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