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Investigation of albinism genes in congenital esotropia.

Molecular vision - 16 Dec 2003

Burdon Kathryn P, Wilkinson Robin M, Barbour Julie M, Dickinson Joanne L, Stankovich James M, Mackey David A, Sale Michele M

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PURPOSE: Esotropia is a feature of albinism. Amongst esotropic patients there may be mild unrecognised albinos. Oculocutaneous albinism shares several clinical features with congenital esotropia. It is well known that mammals with oculocutaneous albinism have misrouted retinal ganglion cell axons...

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