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Andre Bationo,Joseph Opoku Fening,A. Kwawralia, ably hosted by local organizer Stephen Dain. A total of 35 talks and 10 posters were presented. Papers based on 37 of these presentations are included here, in Colour Vision Deficiencies XI. The scientific program featured sessions on three special topics, with each topic highlighted by an in

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Mohamed K. Dicko,Lamine Traoré,Zoumana Kouyaté,Mama Koné,Baba Sidibé,Nianankoro Kamissoko,S. Charlesng his students and wrote, in 1855, about the dangers ‘attending the present system of railway and marine coloured signals’. Standards for colour vision were introduced for the maritime and railroad transport in the 1870s and for aviation in 1919. Colour vision standards for drivers of motor vehicle

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François Lompo,Andre Bationo,Michel P. Sedogo,Vincent B. Bado,Victor Hien,Badiori Ouattaraes, the Rabkin plates, the Velhagen plates, and the Minimalist test were compared to the Standard Pseudoisochromatic Plates, Part 2 (SPP-2) for which we have previously reported data. We used six light levels ranging from 0.1 to 63 lux. Seventeen observers with normal color vision served in the expe

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Adonko F. Tamelokpogreen) equation and matching range width. Both increased with age, showing a marked acceleration beyond about 60 years. Similar age-related changes have been modelled for the absorbance of the crystalline lens. The close association of changes in colour match, matching range width and lens absorbanc

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I. Y. Amapu,V. O. Chude,B. D. Tarfahybrids in addition to normal L pigment genes. We tested the hypothesis that chromatic discrimination depends upon the difference between spectra of the normal and hybrid pigments in the array. We suggested more severe abnormalities in color vision when normal and hybrid pigments had very similar sp

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B. Ouattara,B. B. Somda,I. Sermé,A. Traoré,D. Peak,F. Lompo,S. J. B. Taonda,Michel P. Sedogo,Andre B as the Farnsworth-Munsell 100 hue has been limited due in part to effects of individual variations in pupil size and extent of lens yellowing. S-cone contrast sensitivity has been proposed as a more useful tritan test, but it is not known precisely how S-cone contrast sensitivity measured with a co

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A. Traoré,B. Ouattara,H. Sigué,F. Lompo,Andre Bationoh. An important aspect of colour vision genotype is the number and ratio of genes that encode the long- and middle-wave-sensitive cone pigments. It has become standard practice to estimate these by quantitative Southern analysis. This method has many inherent problems that limit its usefulness as a

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E. L. Dossa,A. Arthur,W. Dogbe,A. Mando,D. Snoeck,A. A. Afrifa,S. Acquayerelative levels of expression of these genes into mRNA and protein in the retina. The red and green pigment genes exist in head-to-tail arrays: one red pigment gene is found 5′ upstream of one or more green pigment genes. In addition to normal red and green pigment genes, 5′green-red3′ hybrid genes,