Abstract
Spectral sensitivity of the light-induced response of the human electro-oculogram has been measured at three spectral locations (λ max 472, 572 and 618 mμ). It was found that, at 572 and 618 mμ the relative average spectral sensitivity was higher than predicted by the CIE scotopic luminosity curve, but lower than predicted by Walds spectral sensitivity curve of human parafoveal cones. The results indicate cone activity in the light-induced EOG response.
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