
Hidden Genes Unveiled as Culprit in Gradual Vision Loss
Researchers have identified five previously unlinked genes responsible for retinitis pigmentosa, a common form of hereditary blindness, potentially resolving undiagnosed cases through genetic testing. This discovery highlights the complex genetic architecture of vision loss and offers new avenues for understanding and potentially treating this debilitating condition affecting millions globally.




















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