As suggested by Thomas Young in 1802, color
vision in humans is mediated by three receptor
types in the cone cells of the retina, one each for
blue, green, and red.
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- Rhodopsin, a Photoreceptor
- A. Rod cells
- Photoactivation
- Light cascade
- Rhodopsin
- cGMP as transmitter in the vizualization process
- Mutations in Rhodopsin
- Retinitis pigmentosa
- Point mutation in codon 23
- Mutations in rhodopsin
- Demonstration of a mutation in codon 23 by means o...
- Color Vision
- Genes for photoreceptor proteins in cones
- Evolution of the genes for visual pigment photorec...
- Structural similarity of the visual pigments
- Polymorphism in the photoreceptor for red
- Normal and defective red–green vision
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