The human eye is designed to be able to see objects in color and sharp detail. It can detect an entire rainbow of colors (over 1 million different hues) down to a single photon. How can it do this? The answer lies at the back of the eye - in the vision receptors of the retina....
The photoreceptor cells of vertebrates, the rods and cones, detect and convey information and may thus be classified as neuronal cells. Their form and position suggests an evolution related to that of ependymal cells, as suggested by Krause (1892, 1893, 1894). The ependymal cells constitute the...
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Question: The rods contain a light-sensitive visual pigment that is important for night vision and is called a. rhodopsin. b. iodopsin. c. umami. d. phosphene. Rod Cells: As the name suggests, rod cells are photoreceptors that...
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Answer and Explanation: The correct answer is:b) cones; bright light The cones contain three chemicals that are activated in bright light. Cones are how we see color. Cones...
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The sensors that make this magic are of two kinds. Each eye contains about 120 million rods(杆), which provide somewhat blurry black and white vision. These are the windows of night vision; once adapted to the dark, they can detect a candle burning ten miles away. ...
inability to detect any response to light by conventional measures and the patient’s inability to see light. Remarkably, the patient was able to tell that the blue light, but not any other color, was switched on, demonstrating that the pRGCs also contribute to our...
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