5 Key Takeaways
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The study reveals a significant gap between IRD-compatible genotypes and actual diagnosed inherited retinal disease.
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Only 9% to 28% of individuals with IRD-associated genotypes showed clinical evidence of retinal disease.
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The research identified 481 individuals with definite IRD-compatible genotypes from a population of 317,964 participants.
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The estimated prevalence of IRD-compatible genotypes in the general population is 0.7% to 2.1%, much higher than diagnosed IRDs.
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Findings suggest that incomplete penetrance in IRDs may result from interactions between genetic variants and individual backgrounds.
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