Genetics of Eyesight

Genetics of Eyesight

Eyesight refers to the capability of an individual to view things. The eyes collect the light from an object that is processed by the brain. The retina is a light-responsive layer that acts as a screen located at the back of each eye.

Is Bad Eyesight Genetic? - AU CMS

Is Bad Eyesight Genetic?

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Is Poor Vision Genetic? - Complete Eye Care of Medina

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