en Colorblind Monkeys Recover Sight with Gene Therapy <div
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Monkey Do </div> <div class="field field-name-field-file-caption
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monkey discovers a new world beyond colorblindness </div> <div
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label-hidden"> Neitz Laboratory </div> </div><p>A few colorblind
squirrel monkeys in ophthalmology professor Jay Neitz's lab at
the University of Washington, Seattle have received an early
Christmas gift: gene therapy has restored their ability to see
red and green. Neitz and his colleagu