Question

Deficiency of which vitamin affects the ability to see in dim light

Answer 1

Vitamin A is an inadequacy causes night visual impairment or diminishes the vision in diminishes light.

Vitamin A backings the combination of rhodopsin, a protein in the cells of your retina.

Rhodopsin ingests approaching light and transmits nerve signals from your optic nerve to your cerebrum.

Answer 2

Deficiency ofVitamin A causes inability to see in dim light.

EXPLANATION :

Vitamin A is good for healthy vision, skin, bones and other tissues in the body. It also works as antioxidant, fighting cell damage in the human body.

Vitamin A also forms the "retinal pigments" such as 'rhodopsin of rod cells' and 'codopsin of cone cells' of the retina. Deficiency of vitamin A causes diseases like nyctalopia also called as night blindness and xeropthalmia.