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In vitro cultures of neural retina, obtained after dispersion and trypsinization of tissue frag ments, were composed of 3 morphologically distinct types o f neural cells, as demonstrated by sil­ver impregnation. They resem bled ganglion or receptor cells, horizontal or amacrine cells, and bi­polar cells of the intact retina. Pigment epithelium was cultured without trypsinization. Both kinds o f techniques may prove helpful for long term experiments in neurobiology and neurovirology.

Long Term Cultures of Neural Retina and Pigment Epithelium from Newborn Rabbits