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Image: RPE cells of male participants with choroidemia (see circled example), showing that enlarged RPE cells
Image credit: Johnny Tam/National Eye Institute
By combining traditional eye imaging techniques with adaptive optics, a technique that improves imaging resolution, researchers at the National Eye Institute (NEI) have shown for the first time how cells in different tissue layers of the eyes are affected in patients with choroidemia, a rare genetic disorder that causes
Dr.
Choroidosis affects men more than women because the gene that causes the disease is located on the
"One of the main findings of our study was that the RPE cells of men and women with choroidemia were significantly enlarged
Female participants in the study showed a combination
Tam's adaptive optics system is not part
"It wasn't obvious at first, but using existing tools in the clinic, we could monitor and track the cellular status
