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Keyu Shi, Ming Ronnier Luo, Andrew T Rider

    Optics express
    |November 14, 2024
    PubMed
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    用一种新的LED视觉三色仪测量了圆光谱灵敏度的个体差异. 结果显示了与标准观察者一致的变化,M敏感度和黄斑色素密度的显著变化.

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