Light Transmission Change in Aging Human Eyes

This template compares eye cross-sections across three age groups, children under 9, adults age 25, and adults 60 and older, showing how the lens yellows with age. Boxes below each eye list the percentage of visible light and UV wavelengths reaching the retina, including a macular pigment absorption peak noted in the oldest group.

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