Multifokale Retinopathie 1 (CMR1) Für Tierbesitzer 0 is possible at any

0 is possible at any time without complications

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Multifokale Retinopathie 1 (CMR1) Für Tierbesitzer 0 is possible at anyCanine multifocal retinopathy (CMR1) is an autosomal recessive genetic eye disorder similar to Best macular dystrophy in humans. Causative mutation in BEST1 gene generates a premature stop codon, which results in non functional protein responsible for proper formation of pigment epithelium in retina. Typical clinical findings include multifocal areas of retinal elevation which progress to multifocal areas of outer retinal atrophy. In affected animals,