albinism Definition

oculocutaneous, blindness, genetic disorder, ichthyosis, prosopagnosia, hypertrichosis, visual impairment, achromatopsia, vitiligo, alopecia areata, dwarfism, pigmentation, glaucoma, deafness, retinitis, xeroderma pigmentosum, colorblindness, sickle cell anemia, alopecia, neurofibromatosis, retinopathy, dystrophy, nearsightedness, photosensitivity, degenerative disorder, albinos, albinoism, recessive gene, haemorrhagic fever, albino, immunodeficiency, congenital anomaly, leucopathy, histiocytosis, congenital disorder, achondroplasia, genetic abnormality, keratitis, synesthesia, synaesthesia, exotropia, anencephaly, polydactylism, cataracts, geochelone, kawasaki disease, microcephaly, polycystic kidney disease, spastic paralysis, iritis, congenital abnormality, batwa, goitre, vivax, dracunculiasis, polydactyly, naion, trisomy, chromosomal anomaly, vaginitis, elephantiasis, epilepsy, deformity, falciparum, cushitic, retinoblastoma, colobus, lichen planus, osteogenesis imperfecta, kwashiorkor, mangabeys, hyperemesis gravidarum, sickle cell, transsexualism, giraffa camelopardalis, leukodystrophy, visceral leishmaniasis, butterflyfish, herpes zoster virus, dermatomyositis, anopheles, lupus erythematosus, mental retardation, pyloric stenosis, meningoencephalitis, syringomyelia, trachoma, pan troglodytes, dysplasia, corneal transplant, cysticercosis, otitis, scotoma, tapeworm infection, strabismus, cerebral palsy, neurofibroma, toxoplasmosis, keratoconus, disease,