Summary
This paper discusses the impact of exposure to blue light during the developmental period of melanopsin ipRGCs in mice, finding that it can decrease the function of non-image forming (NIF) responses.
Categories
Cognitive function and memory: The paper discusses how exposure to blue light during the developmental period can decrease the function of non-image forming (NIF) responses in mice, which are related to cognitive function.
Lighting Design Considerations: The paper discusses the impact of blue light exposure, a lighting design consideration, on the development of melanopsin ipRGCs in mice.
Author(s)
AT Yusuf, G Nuranti
Publication Year
2018
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