Four Separate Mechanisms for Interaction between "Red Cones" and Rods

Thomas E. Frumkes

doi:10.1364/ACV.1992.FB7

Advances in Color Vision
Technical Digest Series (Optica Publishing Group, 1992),
paper FB7
•https://doi.org/10.1364/ACV.1992.FB7

Four Separate Mechanisms for Interaction between "Red Cones" and Rods

Thomas E. Frumkes

Advances in Color Vision 1992

Irvine, California United States
31 January–1 February 1992
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Abstract

For the past 20 years our laboratory has investigated interactions between rods and the "red-cone" (long wavelength or Stiles Pi₅) mechanism using psychophysical procedures in humans, and neurophysiological procedures in humans and lower vertebrates. To date, we have discerned 4 separate mechanisms for interaction.

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