Qualitatively, beam tilt has a layer-specific influence on retinal eAC.

<p>A: To illustrate the anatomic location of OCT images, we here provide a T<sub>1</sub>-weighted magnetic resonance image of a mouse eye (axial resolution 21.875 μm; collected as part of a study [<a href="http://www.plosone.org/article/info:doi/10.1371/journal.pone.0325217...

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Main Author:	David Bissig (189073) (author)
Other Authors:	Shasha Gao (3617252) (author), Haohua Qian (412286) (author)
Published:	2025
Subjects:	Biophysics Medicine Cell Biology Neuroscience Physiology Developmental Biology Cancer Physical Sciences not elsewhere classified unexpectedly complex relationship optical coherence tomography optic nerve head major axis ), external limiting membrane estimated attenuation coefficients converted signal intensities attenuation coefficient describes ellipse models implied ellipse model based axons &# 8211 minor axes ). collected oct images beam tilt eliciting single plane capturing major versus semi retina &# 8211 inner retina bore specific beam tilts maximum eac across aligned microstructures within oct beam ’ xlink "> well post hoc </ beam tilt xlink "> hoc </ oct beam ellipse semi &# 252 photoreceptor inner microstructures vitread maximum eac eac ’ eac ). nasal retina various angles retinal layers retinal depth prior literature possibly representing outer segments new evidence microstructure alignment given depth expected findings completely explained 3 %)
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Qualitatively, beam tilt has a layer-specific influence on retinal eAC.

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