Night Blindness Improved by Transplanted Photoreceptor Cells in Animal Experiment
Transplanting light-sensitive photoreceptor cells into mice with night blindness resulted in improved night vision. Night blindness means seeing poorly in the darkness, but seeing normally when there is enough light. In this groundbreaking research, scientists injected light-sensitive photoreceptor cells into night-blind mice’s eyes. After this treatment, the animals were able to see well enough to … Continue reading “Night Blindness Improved by Transplanted Photoreceptor Cells in Animal Experiment”