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No evidence for loss of short-wavelength sensitive cone photoreceptors in normal ageing of the primate retina
In old world primates including humans, cone photoreceptors are classified according to their maximal sensitivity at either short (S, blue), middle (M, green) or long (L, red) wavelengths. Colour discrimination studies show that the S-cone pathway is selectively affected by age and disease, and psyc
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