Answer:
The right order is 3, 1, 2.
Explanation:
The most superficial layer is 3, which describes the Cornea. This layer, which is first hit by light, is made of transparent and resistant fabric. It protects the eyeball from trauma and contamination and helps shape the globe and refract light.
Then, the layer described as 1 is the pigmented part that has melanocytes, which may be the uvea that consists of the whole of the iris, choroid membrane and ciliary processes.
Finally, the deepest layer in this question describes the lens, which is a gelatinous biconvex lens. This important structure enables the eye to focus on objects.
Answer:
The cell's proteins are first manufactured in the ribosomes. The polypeptide chains then enter the lumen of the Rough Endoplasmic Reticulum where they are properly folded with the help of chaperones and modified to achieve their desired shape which relates to their function. The proteins also undergo quality control in the RER, These proteins are then transported by vesicles, budding out of the trans side of the RER, and transported to the cis side of the Golgi apparatus. In the Golgi bodies, the proteins undergo further post-translational modification and packaging. Vesicles carrying the final proteins then bud off of the trans side of the Golgi apparatus and transport the protein to the cell membrane where they secreted them.