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霊長類のインクリメント-スリーフライングスペクトル感受性における赤緑色コーン相互作用

H G Sperling, R S Harwerth

    Science (New York, N.Y.)
    |April 9, 1971
    PubMed
    まとめ

    霊長類のスペクトル感受性は,3つの色チャンネルによって決定されます. 状光色素の間の神経相互作用は,緑色と赤色のチャネル感受性に影響し,青色のチャネル感受性は単一の状タイプに依存します.

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