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Explain the functions of different parts of a human eye with a neat diagram.​

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Different parts of an eye are:

a) Cornea - It is the transparent front part of the eye.

b) Iris - It is a dark muscular structure present behind the cornea. It gives the distinctive colour  to the eye. The Iris consists of a small opening called Pupil through which the light  enters the eye. The iris controls the amount of light entering the eye by adjusting the  size of the pupil.

c) Lens- The lens present inside the eye is convex. The eye lens is located behind the Pupil which  helps to focus light on the back of the eye.

d) Ciliary muscles- it is the ring of muscles to which the eye lens is attached. These muscles  make the lens thick and thin according to need.

e) Retina- Retina is a layer located behind the lens at the back of the eye. The retina consists of  several Nerve cells. The two types of nerve cells in the retina are:

  • Rods - They are sensitive to dim-light.
  • Cones - they are sensitive to bright light.

f) Optic Nerve- Sensations felt by the nerve cells of the retina are transmitted to the brain  through the optic nerves.

g) Blind spot- There is a point in the eye located at the junction of the retina and the optic  nerve where no sensory cells are present. This spot is therefore called the blind spot as  it does not support any vision.

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