What Are the Main Causes For Albinism?
The major problem of albinism is caused due to the incapability of the body for producing the melanin pigment (whose main role on the skin crust is to absorb the UV light from sun in order to save the skin from damage due to UV rays). Albinism also has a notable role in development of the normal vision of both eyes. Albinism is a recessively hereditary disease that means that the person suffering from albinism have inherited two albinism diseases (one from one parent). If your parents have one gene of albinism and one normal gene, they would have ample of genetic information in order to produce standard pigment and would not indicate nay sign of albinism. There are numerous genes that are scientifically proven to be related with this disease albinism (alteration of genes). All the alterations, lead to an adaptation of the melanin (coloring / pigment) production in the eyes and the body. The melanin assists to guard the skin from the ultraviolet rays coming from sun. Individuals with th
