Achromatopsia is caused by defects in genes that control cone cells, our eyes' color-sensors. The approximately 1 in 30,000 ...

Born in Belfast and raised in Spain, he has a rare condition called achromatopsia; he cannot perceive color. His antenna, which ends in a fiber-optic sensor that hovers right above his eyes ...

If you don’t have any pigments in your cones, you won’t see color at all. This is known as achromatopsia, and it is rare. Usually, genes inherited from your parents cause faulty photopigments ...

But Meagan Sims, an artist from Kitchener, Ont., lives in a world without any colour. She has achromatopsia, a rare type of colour blindness that affects an estimated one in 30,000 people.

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An Anthropologist on Mars details the experiences of seven individuals with neurological disorders ranging from cerebral achromatopsia to Tourette’s syndrome to autism, supplementing descriptions of ...

Their ancestors have a high incidence of the autosomal recessive disorder achromatopsia, or total colorblindness, and genetic analysis of the Pingelapese has revealed the mutation responsible.

He was born with achromatopsia, or complete color-blindness, but now has the ability to perceive colour through an antenna-like sensor implanted into his skull. The antenna allows him to ...

Its programs in clinical development include Phase I/II clinical stage programs in achromatopsia, X-linked retinitis pigmentosa, and RPE65-deficiency; Phase I clinical trials for radiation-induced ...

Yorkshire Sculpture Park held its annual Arts Awards’ Discover In A Day with families taking part from across South Yorkshire ...