Achromatopsie (Zapfendegeneration, CD1, AMAL) Aktionen hallucinatory behaviour and later in

hallucinatory behaviour and later in life paralysis and death

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The clinical signs appear around 3–12 months of age in most dogs and progresses before the age of two years

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Achromatopsie (Zapfendegeneration, CD1, AMAL) Aktionen hallucinatory behaviour and later inAchromatopsia is a hereditary disease characterized by the loss of cone photoreceptor function that results in day blindness, complete color blindness and decreased central visual acuity. The clinical signs typically manifest by 812 weeks of age when retinal development is completed. Cones develop normally but after a time they gradually deteriorate which cause a slow loss of cones throughout the animals lifetime. The rod photoreceptors remain intact.