Sunday, 15 July 2012

What is colour blindness?

Colour blindness or colour vision deficiency is the inability or decreased ability to see colour, or perceive color differences, under normal lighting conditions.


There are many different types of colour blindness like:


-Protanomaly (one out of 100 males)


-Deuteranomaly (five out of 100 males)


-Dichromasy - can be divided into protanopia and deuteranopia (two out of 100 males)


-Protanopia (one out of 100 males)


-Deuteranopia (one out of 100 males)

Causes of colourblindness
Most of the people who suffered from colorblindness are due to genetic reasons (inherited)

Who suffered from colourblindness more? The males or the females?
The males, because the common form of colour vision deficiency is encoded on the X-sex chromosome. 

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