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How the Color Blindness Gene Is Transferred

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How the Color Blindness Gene Is Transferred

Patrick DeRespinis explains how color blindness gene is transferred to your child. Patrick DeRespinis MD Pediatric Ophthalmology Residency: New Jersey Medical School Fellowship: Manahattan Eye, Ear and Throat Hospital Author of "Super Sight for Seymour Bright"

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