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    Paper On Color Blindness

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    technical term is "color-vision deficiency" because "colorblindness" is usually confused with seeing the world in black and white. However, there are various forms of color vision deficiency that keep people from seeing all of the colors that normal eyes may see. In an article titled "Probing Question: What is colorblindness?" on the Penn State website, psychology professor Rick Gilmore explains how and why certain individuals are kept from seeing the world in full color. He says that there are three

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    What causes the red-green colorblindness disorder? Red-green colorblindness is usually hereditary as it is passed down from an individual’s parents. Chemicals that get into contact with the human eyes can also cause the disorder. Can the disorder be inherited? If so, how? Red-green colorblindness is usually inherited in an X-linked recessive way and it affects an approximated 6 percent of men in the world. This means that, the disorder is usually

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    Munera alessa Mohrah Al-Otaibi Eng374 9 March 2016 Edgar Allan Poe's characters in his short stories Edgar Allan Poe is one of the most famous writers in American literature. He was born in the nineteenth century. He was one of earliest writers who write short story in United States. His famous stories are considered the most terrible stories that has ever produced in American Literature , And also Edgar Allan Poe’s short stories reflect characters with disturbed psyches. ''The Tell-Tale Heart”

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    “Since we can’t not change reality, let us change the eyes that see reality” -Nikos Kazantzakis. Mutation occurs when a DNA gene is damaged or changed in a way that changes the genetic message carried by that gene. Not being able to see the correct color means you are color blind. Being colorblind is a mutation that can happen to a human. Being color blind does not harm the human body. Being colorblind is caused by abnormal photopigments. Cells shaped like a cone, called cone cells, are located in

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    Dilated Eye Exams

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    A regular eye exam checks the eyes from the outside. It also detects your eyesight. A dilated eye exam checks the eye from the inside. This painless procedure can detect things your eye doctor can't see on the surface. Dilate means widen, so a dilated eye exam widens the pupil with eye drops. After 15 to 20 minutes of waiting, the doctor will get a good view of the eye on the inside. It detects warning signs of eye diseases like diabetes, tumors, macular degeneration, retinal detachment, high

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    eyeglasses. Prisms are great for people whose eyes struggle to work with cohesion. If your doctor finds that your eyes do not work together, due to reasons, such as muscle imbalance, they will suggest a prism to counter the difference between the eyes. A prism placed in your prescription eyeglasses tricks your brain into thinking that both eyes are working in unison. This can ease a lot of symptoms, which are caused by the disparity in the images produced by eyes that do not move together. Strabismus is

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    happens in real life. For instance, the old man eyes, heartbeat, the night, the police, and so on, are all fruits of his fantasy. The eyes could represent his psychological sin and guilt, and the old man depicts his own personality. He wants to get rid of the eyes because it has a darkness sin which does not allow him to have a good sanity. The narrator separates the old man’s personality to his eye, and in the end, he assumes by getting rid of the eyes he could still love the man and live in peace

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    What Are Cataracts?

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    cataracts develop due to aging or any type of eye injury that can change the tissue that makes up the lens of your eye. Some cataracts can be related to genetic disorders and some may be born with (congenital cataracts). Cataracts is also caused by medical conditions like diabetes and other eye conditions as well as. Medications can also be a part of development of cataracts like long term usage of steroidal medications. The cataracts forms on the lens of the eye. The lens focuses on light so that the retina

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    1850. Poe calmly tells his story about his murder of the old man. A man that has never done him wrong. The character feels as if it's not himself personally, it’s his eye. His are like a vulture's, pale blue. The main points in The Tell-Tale Heart is easy to point out and describe. He points out he could not do his job with his eye closed, so he goes on night after night looking in his room. The Tell-Tale Heart is about the main character murdering the old man. He gives great detail about how he

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    by corresponding cells and structures gives us the complexity of our visual processing system. The structures involved are the retina in the eye, the Lateral Geniculate Nucleus (LGN), and the Visual Cortex (VC) located in the brain; each structure allows us to view the three dimensional colored world that surrounds us. Visual processing starts with the eye where light is bent and refracted so that the most important cells can capture it. Those cells are located in our retina which

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