The Ishihara Test is a color perception test used to detect deficiencies for which colors?
Correct answer: Red and green
nimblemoon
Seems like lots of people fail this test at traffic lights!
MoodyChef92025
I've heard color blindness is more prevalent in males
mammy1027
great info!!!
MAE
The gene for red/green colour blindness is on the part of the x-cromosome that has no equivalent on the y-cromosome. The gene is recessive, but since men only have one x-cromosome they are more likely to show the colour blindness.
Player #3833664
Wonder why occurs in first place
Stephanie.S.
MAE, Yes, and other "sex linked" conditions are almost always only suffered by males. Haemophilia is one of them.
Poekneegurl
Player #26264402, my ex husband was refused by LAFD for the same reason.
Poekneegurl
nimblemoon, good one!!!😊
Stephanie.S.
Player #3833664, We pass our genes on to our children and there is some degree of mutation.
Player Tash1212
Is that where colour blindness was first detected?