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• - Highlights OPN1MW, a colorblindness gene. "You are here" ideogram. (NCBI)
  
• - Paragraph from Australian Optometrists Association describing patient fitted with a color contact.
  
• - Includes chart, tables, and pictures.
  
• - Chart compares color vision tests. Links to related information.
  
• - About C. V. Deficiency: J. Lauri's page about condition. includes bibliography.
  
• - Milwaukee (Wisconsin) Journal Sentinel story of test licensed to ColorMax. "A major breakthrough."
  
• - Includes School Difficulties because of Color Vision difficulties, spectral response curves for normal and affected eyes, inheritance, safety considerations. FAQ's and links.
  
• - Short article tells how disease evolved.
  
• - Book for sale: 456pp, 4 color plates. Eds Mollon, Pokorny, and Knoblauch, (62.5 pounds)
  
• - an annotated library of downloads for color and vision research. Color Vision Research Laboratory information is primarily scientific and technical.
  
• - Software for eye care pro's. Tests for condition and tracks results of the Farnsworth or Lanthony's desaturated D15 tests.
  
• - Focuses on "universal usability" in web page design. Many references (links).
  
• - Paragraph may trigger pop-ups. Links to test plate or poster sales, and information on the X-Chrom lens.
  
• - Pictures to approximate what the afflicted see. Article about color problems, causes, and compensation with web design or browser settings.
  
• - Includes an Ishihara plate, information from those disabled and their relatives, and links to media articles. Names of colors appear in the color.
  
• - ("The Free Encyclopedia") article on subject. Includes a simple diagnostic test, rates of incidence, causes, types of deficiency, and other tests.
  
• - Animal trials insert normal genes into the retina using a retrovirus, to give color vision.
  
• - free program works with Windows to let you know the color of any part a PC screen. Allows removing background images and the adjustment of text to black & white.
  
• - Short facts on condition. Links to self-diagnostic test.
  
• - A top-seller at Kappa Medical products.
  
• - Mayo Clinic staff article includes overview, causes, when to seek medical advice, screening and diagnosis, treatment, and coping skills.
  
• - Explains mechanics and physiology, and includes color wheels to simulate what the disabled see.
  
• - Describes optometrist and lenses he invented to "improve his red-green colorblindness"
  
• - Addresses and links for makers and sellers of products to accomodate color vision problems.
  
• - Screening test for the early detection of red-green colorblindness in children.
  
• - Page sells books, allows PayPal.
  
• - to ID those who will progress to develop more severe retinal disease
  
• - Identifies many conditions which can cause color problems. Diagnosis, treatment, prognosis.
  
• - KidsHealth ("For Kids") article written and peer-reviewed by Physicians.
  
• - Information on Color Blindness including Color Blindness symptoms and Color Blindness tests options.
  
• - [PubMed]
  
• - Shannon v. NY Transit Auth., was a bus driver whose employer found he was color-blind. Considers disability under the (US) Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA)
  
• - test your color vision on-line.
  
• - FDA talk paper intended to help agency people answer questions on product.
  
• - Leading UK colour vision consultant offers tests for education, careers, employment and safety-related professions.
  
• - Inheritance of the condition, and similar mechanism in hemophilia.
  
• - basic information, design tools, and corrective tool.
  
• - 4-page Royal Mail (UK) pdf about the disability. Includes useful URLs.
  
• - Student paper focuses on Achromatopsia, but also discusses Protanomaly and Deuteranomaly. Color wheels as seen by those with the conditions. Links to references.
  
• - Tutorial from sex-linked inheritance problem set provides college-level explaination. Includes graphics
  
• - Classic diagnostic for the condition.
  
• - Arizona State University Ask A Biologist site for K-12. Definitions. Links to color vision tests.
  
• - Advanced test. Requires special hardware.
  
• - 70% of young type I patients without retinopathy have color vision changes. Contact. [Diabetes Health]
  
• - An article about the severity of this ailment.
  
• - "FDA cleared" product to help the color blind and dyslexic. FAQs, testiomonials, vision centers (one in the USA).
  
• - U.S. Department position on 'colormax' lenses to ameliorate red-green color deficiency.
  
• - Chart lists drugs affecting color vision. Ibuprofen (Advil) makes it worse.
  
• - How things look to someone who is colorblind. Overview of tests and genetics.
  
• - Extensive colour vision test from the UK.
  
• - (AP) Officials are investigating color-deficient co-pilot after plane crash.
  
• - OMIM (OnLine Mendalian Inheritance in Man) entry for Xq28. Abstracts of papers, mostly molecular genetics. References, edit history, contributor list.