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What is colour blindness ​

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Answered by meenuchauhans2003
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Colour Blindness is a reduced ability to differentiate between certain colours.

This condition is often inherited.Other causes include certain eye diseaes and medication.

It is a fact that more men than women are affected..

I hope it helps you..

Answered by MarshmellowGirl
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COLOUR BLINDNESS:-

☞ Colour Blindness is a sex linked recessive disorder.

☞ It's mutant gene is on the X chromosome.

☞ The defect is that the red and green cones of eye and victim is unable to discriminate between red and green colours.

Inheritance pattern of colour blindness is very similar to that of haemophilia.

☞ Colour Blindness in female is rare.

☞ A heterozygous female has normal vision but is a carrier and passes the disorder to some of her sons.

☞ Marriage between normal visioned male and a carrier female produces normal girls, carrier girls, normal boy and colour blind boy in the ratio 1:1:1:1.

☞ Presence of the allele of colour blindness on one of the X chromosome made the female, a carrier.

☞ Colour blindness is also called a colour vision problem.

☞ A color vision problem isn't always inherited.

☞ In children, color vision problems can affect learning abilities and reading development.

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