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Retinal Disorders

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José‐Alain Sahel *
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Eyal Banin *
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Jean Bennett *
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Jacque L. Duncan *
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Botond Roska *
DOI:10.1101/cshperspect.a041728delete
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Abstract

Abstract

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Retinal disorders caused by genetic or environmental factors cause severe visual impairment and often result in blindness. The past ten years have seen rapid progress in our understanding of the biological basis of these conditions, as well as significant advances towards gene and cell-based therapies. Regulatory challenges remain, but there is reason to hope that creative approaches will lead to safe and effective breakthrough treatments for these conditions in the near future.

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Cold Spring Harbor Perspectives in Medicine cover
Cold Spring Harbor Perspectives in Medicine
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