Eye disorders and Zebrafish


Video FAQs : Retinitis pigmentosa

  • What is Retinitis pigmentosa? (25")
  • How prevalent is Retinitis pigmentosa? (16")
  • When does Retinitis pigmentosa occur? (22")
  • What are the symptoms of Retinitis pigmentosa? (25")
  • Are both eyes similarly affected by Retinitis pigmentosa? (17")
  • What is the progression of Retinitis pigmentosa? (31")
  • Does Retinitis pigmentosa lead to blindness? (39")
  • What can be done to prevent Retinitis pigmentosa? (23")
  • Is there a treatment for Retinitis pigmentosa? (36")
  • What can you do if you think you have Retinitis pigmentosa? (20")

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  • How are zebrafish used in science? (24")
  • Why are zebrafish used to study eye diseases? (25")
  • What is a mutant? (39")
  • What are rods and cones and how are they used in our eye? (38")
  • What is forward and reverse genetics? (37")

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