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Outdoor time influences VIPR2 polymorphism rs2071623 to regulate axial length in Han Chinese children.

Molecular vision - 1 Jan 2023

He Xi, Lin Caixia, Zhang Fengchuan, Zhang Sanguo, Kang Mengtian, Wei Shifei, Li He, Wang Ningli, Li Shi-Ming

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Clinical relevance: Identification of individuals with a higher risk of developing refractive error under specific gene and environmental backgrounds, especially myopia, could enable more personalized myopic control advice for patients. Background: Refractive error is a common disease that affects visual quality and ocular health worldwide. Its mechanisms have not been elaborated, although both genes and the...

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