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New Chemical Restores Light Sensitivity to Mice
Degeneration of photoreceptors in the human eye causes blindness and is irreversible. However, a newly developed compound allows other cells in the eye to act like photoreceptors, helping to reverse the symptoms, if not the causes, of blinding diseases.
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