Genetic and clinical heterogeneity in tapetal retinal dystrophies

Behavioral and Brain Sciences 18 (3):470-471 (1995)
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Abstract

Large scale DNA-mutation screening in patients with hereditary retinal diseases greatly enhances our knowledge about retinal function and diseases. Scientists, clinicians, patients, and families involved with retinal disorders may directly benefit from these developments. However, certain aspects of this expanding knowledge, such as the correlation between genotype and phenotype, may be much more complicated than we expect at present

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