Colour Vision Deficiencies XIII: Proceedings of the thirteenth Symposium of the International Research Group on Colour Vision Deficiencies, held in Pau, France July 27–30, 1995

Front Matter....Pages i-xi
Front Matter....Pages 1-1
’…aus dreyerley Arten von Membranen oder Molekülen’: George Palmer’s legacy....Pages 3-20
Levels of expression of the red, green and green-red hybrid pigment genes in the human retina....Pages 21-31
Variety of photopigment genes underlying red-green colour vision....Pages 33-43
Phenotypes of anomalous trichromacy....Pages 45-58
Ratio of M/L pigment gene expression decreases with retinal eccentricity....Pages 59-65
Unique hues in heterozygotes for protan and deutan deficiencies....Pages 67-76
Sensitivity and spectral tuning of the red-green chromatic pathway in heterozygous carriers of congenital colour vision defect....Pages 77-86
Rod and cone inputs to parvo- and magnocellular cells in the dichromatic common marmoset ( Callithrix jacchus )....Pages 87-97
Results of clinical colour vision tests of ‘Pigmentfarbenanomale’....Pages 99-104
Front Matter....Pages 105-105
Structure and function in primate retina....Pages 107-117
Four cone subtypes in a primitive mammal, the South American opossum - immunocytochemical characterization....Pages 119-125
Physical and sensory analysis of successive scotopic colour contrast....Pages 127-134
Visual colour processing is completed in the retina....Pages 135-139
Selective stimulation of colour vision in humans....Pages 141-150
Topographic differences of spectral sensitivity in rabbit retina. Evidence from small-field ERG and immunohistochemistry....Pages 151-155
Front Matter....Pages 157-157
Colour vision in a family with butterfly-shaped pigment dystrophy of the fovea....Pages 159-168
Colour vision deficiencies in two unrelated Sardinian families with butterfly-shaped macular dystrophy....Pages 169-178
Spatio-chromatic VEPS in recovered optic neuritis and multiple sclerosis....Pages 179-185
The effect of carbamazepine, phenytoin and valproic acid anti-epileptic convulsive drugs on visual perception....Pages 187-191
Colour vision in macular gliosis, cysts, holes and oedema: an approach to depth localization....Pages 193-204
Front Matter....Pages 157-157
Juvenile diabetics and the colour vision meter....Pages 205-210
Chromatic discrimination in subjects with both congenital and acquired colour vision deficiencies....Pages 211-223
Acquired tritanopia in diabetic maculopathy....Pages 225-229
A protocol for monitoring treatment with synthetic anti-malarial drugs....Pages 231-238
Visual function in patients affected by multiple sclerosis: visual field and colour vision....Pages 239-242
Front Matter....Pages 243-243
Features of foveal dichromacy illustrated by deuteranopia....Pages 245-259
The relative salience of the cardinal axes of colour space in normal and anomalous trichromats....Pages 261-270
Age-matched comparisons of chromatic thresholds between normal and strabismic observers....Pages 271-276
Detecting colour vision deficiency in 4- and 8-week-old human infants....Pages 277-282
Cone monochromacy: a case report....Pages 283-290
A new phenotype? Nagel ‘dichromats’ who reject ‘red matches green’ for a 2° field....Pages 291-295
Front Matter....Pages 297-297
Influence of stimulus luminance on automated Moreland matches....Pages 299-305
The clinical use of saturated and desaturated Munsell panel tests....Pages 307-312
The pseudoisochromatic plates of E.N. Yustova....Pages 313-322
Evaluation of the desaturated Roth 28 HUE colour test — preliminary results....Pages 323-329
Evaluation of Yu’s Chinese pseudoisochromatic plates for acquired dyschromatopsia....Pages 331-338
Screening colour vision with an LMS calibrated display....Pages 339-349
Coldef and tritan flicker test: PC-based evaluation of central and peripheral colour vision....Pages 351-359
Front Matter....Pages 361-361
Effect of macular pigment on colour matching with field sizes in the 1° to 10° range....Pages 363-368
Psychometric functions for chromatic discriminations....Pages 369-376
Front Matter....Pages 361-361
Psychometric functions in the central visual field....Pages 377-384
Sons and mothers: classification of colour-deficient and heterozygous subjects by counterphase modulation photometry....Pages 385-392
Influence of lightness (Munsell value) on the desaturated Panel D15....Pages 393-395
Temperature and Rayleigh matching on Moreland’omaloscope....Pages 397-401
Effect of longitudinal chromatic aberration on photometric matches using a heterochromatic square-wave grating....Pages 403-407
Detecting blue-cone monochromats by electroretinography....Pages 409-413
Fast determination of the spectral modulation sensitivity function: a comparison between trichromats and deuteranopes....Pages 415-424
Colour discrimination in a monoptic and dichoptic task....Pages 425-430
Optimal step sizes for colour and luminance staircasing....Pages 431-437
Light scattered in the eye and its effect on the measurement of the colour constancy index....Pages 439-448
Front Matter....Pages 449-449
Do rod signals add with S cone signals in increment detection?....Pages 451-458
Distant colour induction on the Fechner—Benham top....Pages 459-464
Influence of rod adaptation upon chromatic and achromatic cone-vision....Pages 465-470
Defective colour vision is a risk factor in driving....Pages 471-481
Doctors with inherited colour vision deficiency: their difficulties in clinical work....Pages 483-489
How much light reaches the retina?....Pages 491-511
Back Matter....Pages 513-516