retinene

/ˈrɛtɪniːn/
noun
  1. A yellow or orange pigment in the retina that is derived from vitamin A and is essential for vision; also called retinal.
    • Retinene changes shape when it absorbs light, starting the process of sight.
    • A lack of retinene can lead to night blindness.
    • The chemistry of retinene is a key topic in biology classes about the eye.
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