Veluchamy A. Barathi

Optoretinography reveals rapid rod photoreceptor movement upon photoisomerization

This study uses optical imaging to show rapid rod photoreceptor contraction after photoisomerization, linking it to the early receptor potential and demonstrating a voltage-dependent membrane tension model.

Application of machine learning to discriminate photoreceptor cell species in xenotransplanted chimeric retinas

The paper develops a machine learning method to distinguish donor human photoreceptor cells from recipient animal cells in xenotransplanted retinas using nuclear morphology features.

Interactions between high-intensity light and unrestricted vision in the drive for hyperopia

The paper investigates how high-intensity light and unrestricted vision affect lens-induced hyperopia in chick eyes, finding that unrestricted vision reduces hyperopia while high-intensity light enhances it, with combined effects depending on duration.

A duration-dependent interaction between high-intensity light and optical refocus in the drive for myopia control

This study evaluates how different durations of high-intensity light and optical refocus affect lens-induced myopia in chickens, finding that 6 hours of combined treatment prevents myopia development.

Recovery from form-deprivation myopia in chicks is dependent upon the fullness and correlated colour temperature of the light spectrum

This study shows that full-spectrum Sunlike-LEDs accelerate recovery from form-deprivation myopia in chicks compared to fluorescent lights, possibly through choroidal and scleral changes.