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Gene therapy enhances vision and restores retina
A American study from Michigan State University demonstrated that a single gene therapy helped improve vision and reconstructed damaged parts of the retina in animals with a rare hereditary disorder. The results showed a decrease in vision deterioration and an improvement in the ability to see in low light conditions, along with structural changes in the retina including the growth of neural connections essential for vision and enhanced neural communication within light-sensitive cells. The benefits persisted for up to three years, indicating the retina’s resilience and its ability to re-establish neural links even after the growth phase, with potential for developing this treatment to address other eye diseases in the future.
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