Where do molecules of photopigment reside?
A) in the iris
B) in the rods and cones
C) in the amacrine cells
D) in the ganglion cells

Name: Where do molecules of photopigment reside? A) in the iris B) in the rods and cones C) in the amacrine cells D) in the ganglion cells
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Molecules of photopigment, such as rhodopsin in rods and cone opsins in cones, reside in the outer segments of the photoreceptor cells in the retina.

Where Do Molecules of Photopigment Reside