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  • This is done with increasing complexity in each of the three main neuronal layers: the outer nuclear layer, where the cell bodies of the rod and cone photoreceptors lie; the intermediate or inner nuclear layer, where the cell bodies of the bipolar, horizontal, interplexiform, and amacrine interneurons reside; and the innermost retinal layer, also known as the retinal ganglion cell layer, where displaced amacrine interneurons and retinal ganglion cells (RGCs), the sole output neurons of the retina, reside [2].
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