The visual development is not only controlled by genes， but also influenced by the environment. Wavelength， as one of the lighting conditions， is receiving more and more attention. Studies have found that wavelengths exert an important influence on the refractive development. The different wavelengths of light play different roles in the refractive development by the combination of visual cortex and local mechanisms such as longitudinal chromatic aberration， feedback regulation， color channels， and retinoic acid signaling pathway. In this paper， the effects of different monochromatic lights on refractive development are reviewed.
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Luo Xiumei*,Li Tao,Zhou Xiaodong,Chu Renyuan. Advances in the effects of the monochromatic lights on the ocular refractive development. Chinese Journal of Optometry Ophthalmology and Visual science, 2015, 17(12): 766-768. DOI: 10.3760/cma.j.issn.1674-845X.2015.12.015
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