Colour Vision Deficiencies XI

1. Studies on the molecular genetics of tritanopia (Invited Paper).- 2. Structure-function relationships in human red/green color vision.- 3. Classification of anomalous trichromatism with the Nagel anomaloscope.- 4. ERG flicker photometric evaluation of spectral sensitivity in protanopes and protanomalous trichromats.- 5. Spatial discrimination of heterochromatic stimuli: A review and a new experimental approach (Invited Paper and First Verriest Memorial Lecture).- 6. Relative contributions of luminance and chromaticity to the Craik-Cornsweet effect.- 7. Opponent-colour responses generated by spatially tuned mechanisms in human vision.- 8. Does defective colour vision really matter? (Invited Paper).- 9. The ability of colour defective observers to recognise an optimised set of red, green and white signal lights.- 10. The clinical use of the Holmes-Wright lantern.- 11. Electrophysiological estimates of individual variation in the L/M cone ratio.- 12. The visual characteristics of a case of Pigmentfarbenanomalie.- 13. Sensitivity of screening tests for S-cone discrimination.- 14. Matching range and age in a blue-green equation.- 15. The effect of tinted posterior chamber IOLs on color vision.- 16. Visual functions associated with rhesus visual pursuit tracking.- 17. Image diffusion in cataracts affects chromatic and achromatic contrast perception differently.- 18. Acute changes in blood glucose and their effects on color vision function in diabetes.- 19. Longitudinal changes of visual function over 18 months: Evaluation of eyes with high-and low-risk macular degeneration characteristics.- 20. On the assessment of visual impairment caused by Anandron: Colour discrimination versus dark adaptation.- 21. The relationship between colour vision loss, contrast sensitivity lossand aging.- 22. Alterations in morphology and ERG spectral sensitivity after near IR (1064 nm) multiple parafoveal Q-switched laser exposure.- 23. Selective loss of S-pathway sensitivity in central