People's ability to see colors that dogs cannot is explained by lab-grown retinas.

Published Date: 17 Jan 2024

Researchers used human retinas cultured in petri dishes to learn how a vitamin A offshoot produces the specialized cells that give humans the ability to see millions of colors—a feat shared by dogs, cats, and other mammals.

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