Thomas T Norton
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1.
Gawne T, Khanal S, Norton T
Transl Vis Sci Technol
. 2025 Jan;
14(1):15.
PMID: 39808123
No abstract available.
2.
Gawne T, She Z, Norton T
Adv Mater Interfaces
. 2023 Aug;
10(8).
PMID: 37638139
No abstract available.
3.
Khanal S, Norton T, Gawne T
Vision Res
. 2022 Dec;
204:108161.
PMID: 36529048
During postnatal development, an emmetropization feedback mechanism uses visual cues to modulate the axial growth of eyes so that, with maturation, images of distant objects are in focus on the...
4.
Gawne T, She Z, Norton T
Exp Eye Res
. 2022 Jul;
222:109187.
PMID: 35843288
There is a world-wide epidemic of myopia (nearsightedness), produced largely by human-made environmental visual cues that disrupt the emmetropization feedback mechanism that normally uses defocus cues to produce and maintain...
5.
Norton T, Savier E, Sedigh-Sarvestani M
Vis Neurosci
. 2022 Jan;
39:E001.
PMID: 35094741
The purpose of this brief communication is to make publicly available three unpublished manuscripts on the organization of retinal ganglion cells in the tree shrew. The manuscripts were authored in...
6.
Khanal S, Norton T, Gawne T
Ophthalmic Physiol Opt
. 2021 Aug;
41(5):1076-1086.
PMID: 34382245
Purpose: Exposure to narrow-band red light, which stimulates only the long-wavelength sensitive (LWS) cones, slows axial eye growth and produces hyperopia in tree shrews and macaque monkeys. We asked whether...
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Gawne T, Grytz R, Norton T
J Vis
. 2021 May;
21(5):11.
PMID: 33984119
The postnatal growing eye uses visual cues to actively control its own axial elongation to achieve and maintain sharp focus, a process termed emmetropization. The primary visual cue may be...
8.
Norton T, Khanal S, Gawne T
Exp Eye Res
. 2021 Mar;
206:108525.
PMID: 33711339
We asked if emmetropia, achieved in broadband colony lighting, is maintained in narrow-band cyan light that is well focused in the emmetropic eye, but does not allow for guidance from...
9.
Gawne T, Norton T
Vision Res
. 2020 May;
173:7-20.
PMID: 32445984
In post-natal developing eyes a feedback mechanism uses optical cues to regulate axial growth so as to achieve good focus, a process termed emmetropization. However, the optical cues that the...
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Guo L, Frost M, Siegwart Jr J, Norton T
Mol Vis
. 2019 Jul;
25:311-328.
PMID: 31341380
Purpose: In juvenile tree shrews that have developed minus lens-induced myopia, if lens treatment is discontinued, refractive recovery (REC) occurs. However, in age-matched juvenile animals, plus-lens wear (PLW) produces little...