This initial removal step may take the form of selective precipitation by manual chemical pretreatment, followed by a cholesterol determination performed on the supernatant. This method may also require ultracentrifugation to remove VLDL and chylomicrons when they are increased.
The amount of colors she can actually see is not known, but she most likely won't be able to see pastels or lighter colors until around 2 to 3 months of age. Nearsighted Newborn infants are extremely nearsighted, meaning that far away objects are blurry.
By two to three months of age, a baby will begin to notice facial features, such as the nose and mouth. By three to five months, most babies can differentiate between mother's face and a stranger's face. An infant's eyesight continues to develop and change over the first year of life.