ライフサイエンスコーパス: night vision

1 sion improvement in the presence of retained night vision.

2 e retina, illuminating the role of GPR179 in night vision.

3 five patients had life-long, extremely poor night vision.

4 n allows many patients to adapt to their new night vision.

5 photomultipliers, and image intensifiers for night vision.

6 nd human vision, including thermal image and night vision.

7 nal diseases with the common feature of poor night vision.

8 cannabinoid CB(1) receptors may help improve night vision.

9 t detection, prey capture, color vision, and night vision.

10 haracterized by nonprogressive impairment of night vision, absence of the electroretinogram (ERG) b-w

11 ntiated the effect of vitamin A in restoring night vision among night-blind pregnant women with low i

12 S-1 AC mediates long-range inhibition during night vision and is a major element of the RB pathway.

13 eye), photophobia, and nyctalopia (impaired night vision); and (iii) a prospective semi-structured t

14 ications, including non-invasive bioimaging, night vision, and autonomous navigation.

15 ificant visual function deficits in reading, night vision, and dark adaptation, and produce dense, ir

16 d photoreceptor dysfunction leads to loss of night vision, and is followed by secondary cone photorec

17 of rod signals from Aii cells to ON CBCs for night vision, and we find that the uneven distribution o

18 lp us understand some key aspects of day and night vision as well as some visual malfunctions.

19 igh demand for applications in spectroscopy, night vision, bioimaging, and many others.

20 data rate wireless communications, security, night-vision, biomedical or video-imaging and gas sensin

21 therapy can result in modest improvements in night vision, but knowledge of its efficacy in humans is

22 The i.Scription method improves night vision by correcting the sphere and cylinder more

23 second-order retinal neurons integral to the night-vision circuit.

24 cotopic pupil size as a factor in predicting night vision complaints is controversial.

25 iption refractions and their relationship to night vision complaints.

26 d a correlation with scotopic pupil size and night vision complaints.

27 ic pupil size is a potential risk factor for night vision complaints.

28 Ratings of difficulty with night vision correlated with the change in spherical equ

29 , are useful for various applications, e.g., night-vision devices, optical communication, and medical

30 ligible if they reported experiencing severe night vision difficulty that was not eliminated by dista

31 evaluated, together with subjective QoV and night vision disturbances (NVDs).

32 Many patients voice concerns regarding poor night vision, even when they see 20/20 or better in the

33 ediated by a massive pair of hypersensitive, night-vision eyes [5-7].

34 nitis pigmentosa is characterized by loss of night vision, followed by complete blindness.

35 t the realistic therapeutic goal of improved night vision for retinal regions specifically preselecte

36 ible imaging systems in applications such as night-vision, gas sensing and medical diagnostics.

37 surements at two time points with the aid of night vision goggles.

38 Researchers used night-vision goggles to perform IOP measurements in the

39 re done in absolute darkness, using infrared night-vision goggles.

40 logically important for applications such as night vision, imaging, sensing, and thermal metrology.

41 pigmentosa, in which patients typically lose night vision in adolescence, side vision in young adulth

42 individuals and matching the sensitivity of night vision in amphibians.

43 Night vision in mammals depends fundamentally on rod pho

44 Additionally, we found highly sensitive night vision in P23H mice even when more than half of th

45 hors are being widely used as self-sustained night-vision materials because of their sufficiently str

46 rioration of central vision and subsequently night vision, mild photophobia, and moderate to high myo

47 bipolar cell (CBC) network are essential for night vision, modulation of day vision, and contribute t

48 To optimize night vision, nocturnal mammals exploit the light refrac

49 lindness which is characterized by defective night vision (nyctalopia) from birth.

50 y of daily zinc supplementation in restoring night vision of pregnant women who developed night blind

51 photopic (cone) system with preservation of night vision or scotopic (rod) function.

52 alone (zinc alone group), failed to restore night vision or to improve dark adaptation.

53 of RGC types receives direct input from the night-vision pathway, independent from OFF bipolar cell

54 ery, considerations such as preexisting AMD, night vision problems or sleep problems may be considere

55 Despite a predominant cone dysfunction, night vision problems were an early symptom in some case

56 In the retinal circuitry subserving night vision, processes intrinsic to the rod bipolar (RB

57 ct of Vision Impairment (IVI-28) and 10-item Night Vision Questionnaire (NVQ-10) were administered at

58 n volume in the study or non-study eyes, and Night Vision Questionnaire and Impact of Vision Impairme

59 d participant-reported outcomes based on the Night Vision Questionnaire and Impact of Vision Impairme

60 ic telecommunications, anticounterfeit inks, night-vision readable displays, and bioimaging.

61 mol/L were 4 times more likely to have their night vision restored (95% CI: 1.1, 17.3) than were wome

62 ly prescribed for severe acne but can impair night vision shortly after the beginning of therapy.

63 applications in optical information storage, night-vision surveillance, and in vivo bio-imaging.

64 This type of technology could be useful for night-vision surveillance, endoscopic imaging, and other

65 ent materials have potential applications in night-vision surveillance, solar energy utilization and

66 Night vision symptoms are correlated with younger age, g

67 Finally, postoperative factors such as night vision symptoms, reduced contrast sensitivity, and

68 ize has not been found to be correlated with night vision symptoms.

69 le applications such as in automobile seats, night-vision systems, and electrical-enclosure cooling.

70 nal degenerations (IRDs) affect daylight and night vision to different degrees.

71 le rescue of electroretinography signals and night vision up to 1 y, paving the way for clinical tria

72 As rod photoreceptors are responsible for night vision, we administered isotretinoin to rats to le

73 Rhodopsin is the pigment that enables night vision, whereas cone opsins are the pigments respo