Light entering the eye first passes through _______ retinal layer?
Light passes through the retinal ganglion layer, the most anterior layer of the retina. Light then passes through other layers of the retina until it reaches the photoreceptors in the posterior region of the retina. Retina is organised into 10 layers or zones where distinctive components are clustered together to form continuous strata. Light passes in the direction: Vitreous humor(anterior) - Choroid (most posterior) encountering the cell layers in that direction (ganglion cell layer - photoreceptor) Visual processing/Phototransduction occurs in the opposite direction (Photoreceptors - Ganglion cell layer) Ref: Guyton and Hall 13th edition Pgno: 674
Inner nuclear layer
Outer nuclear layer
Outer plexiform Layer
Retinal ganglion layer
Nervous system