Protanopi
Protanopia is a form of color blindness, specifically a type of red-green color blindness. It is a genetic condition characterized by the inability to perceive the long-wavelength light (red) due to a deficiency in the photopigment opsins in the cone cells of the retina. This results in a reduced ability to distinguish between red and green colors, as well as between shades of these colors.
Protanopia is one of the most common forms of color blindness, affecting approximately 1% of men and
Individuals with protanopia may experience difficulty in tasks that require color discrimination, such as reading traffic
Protanopia can be diagnosed through various tests, including the Ishihara color test, which involves identifying numbers