TOI World10/7/2026علومIndia
Greenland Sharks May Not Be Blind, New Study Suggests
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- A new study from UC Irvine researchers suggests Greenland sharks, previously thought to be blind, may retain good vision into old age.
- The study found functional rhodopsin in their eyes and a DNA repair mechanism that protects the retina from age-related damage, offering potential insights into human age-related vision loss.
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A new study from UC Irvine researchers suggests Greenland sharks, previously thought to be blind, may retain good vision into old age. The study found functional rhodopsin in their eyes and a DNA repair mechanism that protects the retina from age-related damage, offering potential insights into human age-related vision loss.
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