Excitación melanopsinica en condiciones de iluminación natural y artificial
Biological adaptation to sunlight evolved over millions of years. The intrusion of artificial lighting has disrupted this relationship with the natural environment.
O. U. Preciado +4 more
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Illumination by short-wavelength light inside the blind spot decreases light detectability
Summary: Although the optic disk corresponding to the blind spot contains no classical photoreceptors, it contains photopigment melanopsin. To clarify whether melanopsin is involved in light detection, we conducted detection tasks for light stimuli ...
Marina Saito +2 more
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Harmful cyanobacterial blooms (CyanoHABs) are intensifying worldwide due to nutrient enrichment, hydrological alteration, and climate-driven extremes, yet freshwater monitoring and early-warning systems remain fragmented, limiting timely and consistent ...
Su-Ok Hwang +4 more
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Formulae for generating standard and individual human cone spectral sensitivities. [PDF]
Stockman A, Rider AT.
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Cone differentiation with no photopigment coexpression.
To decide whether the transitory coexpression of cone visual pigments described in the developing rat and gerbil retina is a universal feature of dichromatic mammalian species.The rabbit, a species widely used in eye research, was selected for the study and a search made for the presence of cones that bound more than one cone antibody during the first ...
Szepessy Zsuzsanna +5 more
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Minimal Mimics and Maps of Natural Light for Mammals. [PDF]
Morquette P, Do MTH.
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Functional OCT with parfocal retinal stimulation enables multi-site optoretinography under a single dark adaptation. [PDF]
Sadhin AH +5 more
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Blue-Light Fundus Autofluorescence (BAF), an Essential Modality for the Evaluation of Inflammatory Diseases of the Photoreceptors: An Imaging Narrative. [PDF]
Mantovani A +3 more
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Opposing Roles of OPN3 and OPN5 Affecting the Intrinsic Pupillary Light Reflex of the Mammalian Iris. [PDF]
Rasmuson E +5 more
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