Topographical differences in cell area at the surface of the corneal epithelium of the pigmented rabbit
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1University of Waterloo, School of Optometry, Ontario, Canada.
Current Eye Research
|December 1, 1992
Abstract:
Corneas from female pigmented rabbits were prepared for scanning electron microscopy at 15.00 h. The superior-temporal and inferior-nasal quadrants were evaluated at 500X at-stage magnification, normal to the corneal surface, at central, paracentral and peripheral sites. Non-parametric statistical analyses of the histograms of cell surface areas at each site from seven corneas revealed significant differences between the three sites but not between superior and inferior quadrants.