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Correcting Color Blindness

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September 16, 2009

Red-green color blindness is one of the most common genetic traits in humans, and the gene mutation also affects monkeys. A new study examines whether the vision in squirrel monkeys could be improved with gene therapy. Watch this videocast to learn about the results.

 

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