vision/eye
• the posteriors of the lenses are pigmented brown and adherent to an unknown structure that is continuous with the iris
• the anterior lens region has brown pigmented surfaces continuous with the iris
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• interior surface of the cornea is completely adherent to the iris
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• phenotype varies from an asymmetric single spot of corneal opacity; corneal opacity of entire cornea; to asymmetric microphthalmia and anophthalmia
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• histopathology indicates the lenses are atrophic, condensed and deeply eosinophilic, often with a central empty, possibly cystic region
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• phenotype varies from an asymmetric single spot of corneal opacity; corneal opacity of entire cornea; to asymmetric microphthalmia and anophthalmia
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• the retinas have all the normal cell layers, but are mildly atrophic, especially in the ganglion cell layer
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anophthalmia
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J:86523
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• phenotype varies from an asymmetric single spot of corneal opacity; corneal opacity of entire cornea; to asymmetric microphthalmia and anophthalmia
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Mouse Models of Human Disease |
DO ID | OMIM ID(s) | Ref(s) | |
Peters anomaly | DOID:0060673 |
OMIM:604229 |
J:86523 |