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  • BCOR gene

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  • Congenital cataract: for professionals

    Congenital cataract is a highly heterogeneous disease with a broad aetiology. It usually refers to cataracts that are present from birth or shortly after. 90% of bilateral cases are due to a genetic cause.
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