More recent research on colour transduction has indicated that the opponent-process theory of colour was inaccurate because opponent processes are actually determined NOT by the cones but by the

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The opponent-process theory of color vision is supported by the discovery that opponent processes are determined by the ganglion cells in the retina, not directly by the cones themselves. These cells process signals from the cones and are responsible for the perception of opposing colors.

More Recent Research on Colour Transduction Has Indicated That the Opponent-Process