Mutations in the P protein lead to this condition, which is why it is o⧔en a symptom of PraderÂ–
This condition occurs with a coagulation de⢄ciency in HermanskyÂ–Pudlak syndrome. Mutations in the P protein lead to this condition, which is why it is o⧔en a symptom of PraderÂ–Willi (PRAH-dur vill-ee) syndrome. The copper-dependent enzyme absent in this condition hydroxylates and then oxidizes tyrosine to give a quinone. People with this condition have no RPE layer in their retinas. The opposite phenotype to this condition occurs in patients with Addison's or Cushing's disease because they overexpress melanocyte-stimulating hormones. The oculoÂ·taneous (ock-yoo-lo-TAY-nee-us) form of this condition o⧔en leads to deafness, vision trouble, and susceptibility to skin cancer. For 10 points, name this recessive condition in which the body can't produce melanin, which causes unpigmented skin.
This condition occurs with a coagulation de⢄ciency in HermanskyÂ–Pudlak syndrome.
albinism [or word forms such as albino; or hypopigmentation; accept oculotaneous albinism; prompt on descriptive answers]