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	This code will create an article with an infobox at the top, including two images from Wikimedia Commons. The article is divided into sections for the structure, function, and clinical significance of the ELM, and includes internal links to related articles. The article is categorized under "Human eye anatomy" and "Retina".		This code will create an article with an infobox at the top, including two images from Wikimedia Commons. The article is divided into sections for the structure, function, and clinical significance of the ELM, and includes internal links to related articles. The article is categorized under "Human eye anatomy" and "Retina".
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			File:Rod&Cone.jpg\|Photoreceptors: Rod and Cone cells
			File:Gray881.png\|Diagram of the retina
			File:Gray882.png\|Structure of the retina
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{{Infobox Anatomy
| Name = External limiting membrane
| Latin = membrana limitans externa
| Image = Gray881.png
| Caption = Section of retina. (Membrana limitans externa labeled at right, third from the top.)
| Image2 = Gray882.png
| Caption2 = Plan of retinal neurons. (Membrana limitans externa labeled at left, second from the bottom.)
}}

The '''External limiting membrane''' ('''ELM''') is a layer of the [[retina]] in the [[eye]]. It is not a true membrane, but a series of junctions that form a barrier within the retina.

==Structure==
The ELM is located towards the outer surface of the retina, between the [[inner nuclear layer]] and the [[outer plexiform layer]]. It is composed of a series of [[zonula adherens]] junctions between [[Müller cells]] and the [[photoreceptor cells]].

==Function==
The ELM acts as a barrier and regulator between the [[neural retina]] and the [[retinal pigment epithelium]]. It plays a crucial role in maintaining the structural and functional integrity of the retina.

==Clinical significance==
Damage or disruption to the ELM can lead to various retinal diseases, including [[macular degeneration]] and [[retinitis pigmentosa]].

==See also==
* [[Retina]]
* [[Retinal pigment epithelium]]
* [[Müller glia]]

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