Purpose: Bright light has been shown a powerful inhibitor of myopia development in animal models. We studied which temporal patterns of bright light are the most potent in suppressing deprivation myopia in chickens. Methods: Eight-day-old chickens wore diffusers over one eye to induce deprivation myopia. A reference group (n = 8) was kept under office-like illuminance (500 lux) at a 10:14 light:dark cycle. Episodes of bright light (15 000 lux) were super-imposed on this background as follows. Paradigm I: exposure to constant bright light for either 1 hour (n = 5), 2 hours (n = 5), 5 hours (n = 4) or 10 hours (n = 4). Paradigm II: exposure to repeated cycles of bright light with 50 % duty cycle an
Purpose. Bright light was found to be a powerful inhibitor of myopia development in some animal mode...
PURPOSE. Myopia can be induced in chickens by having them wear either negative lenses (lens-compensa...
The visual system of domestic poultry evolved in natural light environments, which differ in many re...
Bright light has been shown a powerful inhibitor of myopia development in animal models. We studied ...
PURPOSE: Bright light has been shown a powerful inhibitor of myopia development in animal models. We...
<p>Patterned gray bars show the amount of myopia that developed in two batches of chickens wearing m...
Methods: Experiment 1: Chicks wore translucent diffusers monocularly for a period of 7 days, with ex...
PURPOSE To evaluate the duration-dependent and synergetic impact of high-intensity light (HL) and op...
AbstractExposure to continuous illumination disrupts normal ocular development in young chicks, caus...
Purpose: To evaluate the duration-dependent and synergetic impact of high-intensity light (HL) and u...
AbstractAxial eye growth rates in the chicken are controlled by local retinal image-processing circu...
AbstractPurposeWhile rearing chicks in constant light (CL) inhibits anterior segment growth, these c...
There is more interest in how food animals are raised. One of the topics of most interest is how com...
PURPOSE. Myopia can be induced in chickens by having them wear either negative lenses (lens-compensa...
PURPOSE. The hypothesis that outdoor exposure might protect against myopia has generated much intere...
Purpose. Bright light was found to be a powerful inhibitor of myopia development in some animal mode...
PURPOSE. Myopia can be induced in chickens by having them wear either negative lenses (lens-compensa...
The visual system of domestic poultry evolved in natural light environments, which differ in many re...
Bright light has been shown a powerful inhibitor of myopia development in animal models. We studied ...
PURPOSE: Bright light has been shown a powerful inhibitor of myopia development in animal models. We...
<p>Patterned gray bars show the amount of myopia that developed in two batches of chickens wearing m...
Methods: Experiment 1: Chicks wore translucent diffusers monocularly for a period of 7 days, with ex...
PURPOSE To evaluate the duration-dependent and synergetic impact of high-intensity light (HL) and op...
AbstractExposure to continuous illumination disrupts normal ocular development in young chicks, caus...
Purpose: To evaluate the duration-dependent and synergetic impact of high-intensity light (HL) and u...
AbstractAxial eye growth rates in the chicken are controlled by local retinal image-processing circu...
AbstractPurposeWhile rearing chicks in constant light (CL) inhibits anterior segment growth, these c...
There is more interest in how food animals are raised. One of the topics of most interest is how com...
PURPOSE. Myopia can be induced in chickens by having them wear either negative lenses (lens-compensa...
PURPOSE. The hypothesis that outdoor exposure might protect against myopia has generated much intere...
Purpose. Bright light was found to be a powerful inhibitor of myopia development in some animal mode...
PURPOSE. Myopia can be induced in chickens by having them wear either negative lenses (lens-compensa...
The visual system of domestic poultry evolved in natural light environments, which differ in many re...