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Dysfunction of VIPR2 leads to myopia in humans and mice

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Cite this article as:: Zhao F, Li Q, Chen W, et al

Dysfunction of VIPR2 leads to myopia in humans and mice

Journal of Medical Genetics 2022;59:88-100.