The choroid layer oxygenates it and separates it from the sclera.  
It is divided into three nuclear layers and four plexiform layers.  The inner nuclear layer contains the bipolar and amacrine cells, which are key intermediates in signal transduction.  The choroid layer oxygenates it and separates it from the sclera.  It has a small yellow area called the macula, which is bounded by the ora serrata and surrounds the fovea.  The ganglia are found at its surface, while its innermost layer contains rods and cones.  FTP, name this structure which converts light into a nerve impulse, found along the back of the eye.
It is divided into three nuclear layers and four plexiform layers.  
retina (don't prompt on eye at any point)