To which part of the eye are the photoreceptors closest?
A) vitreous body
B) sclera
C) choroid
D) lens
E) cornea

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The choroid is the layer of the eye that is closest to the photoreceptors. It contains blood vessels that supply nutrients to the retina, where photoreceptors are located. The other options (vitreous body, sclera, lens, and cornea) are all located either behind or in front of the retina, and therefore are not closest to the photoreceptors.

To Which Part of the Eye Are the Photoreceptors Closest