Genetic mutations linked to a form of blindness

Thursday, October 1, 2015 - 20:50 in Biology & Nature

Scientists have identified two naturally occurring genetic mutations in dogs that result in achromatopsia, a form of blindness. One of the most promising avenues for developing a cure, however, is through gene therapy, and to create those therapies requires animal models of disease that closely replicate the human condition.

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