1. Posterior part of the eye Review
The Sense Organs
Cornea
Posterior part of the eye
Review

2. iris
cornea
Ciliary body
lens

3. Cornea Anterior epi. Anterior limiting lamina (Bowman’s membrane)
Stroma
Collagenous bundles and flattened fibroblasts
Posterior limiting lamina
Posterior endothelium

4. epithelium
Cornea B
stroma D
endothelium

5. Posterior part of the eye
Choroid
Sclera
Retina

7. 10 layers 1 = pigmented epithelium 2 = layer of photoreceptors
3 = external limiting membrane
4 = outer nuclear layer
5 = outer plexiform layer, where photoreceptors synapse
6 = inner nuclear layer of bipolar neurons
7 = inner plexiform layer, where bipolar neurons synapse with ganglion cells
8 = ganglion cell layer
9 = optic nerve layer
10 = internal limiting membrane
The specific arrangement and association of the nuclei and processes of these cells result in the retina being organized in ten layers that are seen with the light microscope. The ten layers of the retina, from outside inward, are
1.RPE: the outer layer of the retina
2.contains the outer and inner segments of photoreceptor cells
3.the apical boundary of muller’s cells
4.contains the cell bodies(nuclei) of retinal rods and cones
5.contains the processes of retinal rods and cones and processes of the horizontal.amacrine and bipolar cells that connect to them.
6.contains the cell bodies of horizontal, amacrine, bipolar and muller’s cells.
9.processes of ganglion cells that lead from the retina to the brain
10.composed of the basal lamina of Muller’s cell.

8. 4 layers of Retina
1.Pigment epi.
2.Optic cells(Rod and cone layer)
3.Bipolar cells
4.Ganglion cells

9. The End!