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Heritability of Strabismus: Genetic Influence Is Specific to Eso-Deviation and Independent of Refractive Error

13 Jun 2012

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Strabismus represents a complex oculomotor disorder characterized by the deviation of one or both eyes and poor vision. A more sophisticated understanding of the genetic liability of strabismus is required to guide searches for associated molecular variants. In this classical twin study of 1,462 twin pairs, we examined the relative influence of genes and environment in comitant strabismus, and the degree to which...

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PMID: 22877876
DOI: 10.1017/thg.2012.22

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