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Color blindness and tuner's syndrome, what to do?
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Separate issues: Turner's is a question of too few chromosomes. Color vision is a genetic deficiency of the structure of one chromosome . Both of these conditions are permanent so what to do is to adapt to them since there is no cure.
Answered 2/6/2014
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