Original paper
Molecular Anthropology Meets Genetic Medicine to Treat Blindness in the North African Jewish Population: Human Gene Therapy Initiated in Israel
Abstract
The history of the North African Jewish community is ancient and complicated with a number of immigration waves and persecutions dramatically affecting its population size. A decade-long process in Israel of clinical-molecular screening of North African Jews with incurable autosomal recessive blindness led to the identification of a homozygous splicing mutation (c.95-2A > T; IVS2-2A > T) in RPE65, the gene encoding the isomerase that catalyzes a...
Paper Details
Title
Molecular Anthropology Meets Genetic Medicine to Treat Blindness in the North African Jewish Population: Human Gene Therapy Initiated in Israel
Published Date
Dec 1, 2010
Journal
Volume
21
Issue
12
Pages
1749 - 1757
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