People who are unlucky enough to inherit the bad version of both genes have a thirtyfold-higher risk of macular degeneration, says University of Utah geneticist Kang Zhang, who helped nail down thesecondgene after Yale University researchers first spotted it.
People who are unlucky enough to inherit the bad version of both genes have a thirtyfold higher risk of macular degeneration, says University of Utah geneticist Kang Zhang, who helped nail down thesecondgene after Yale University researchers first spotted it.