👉 Autoheterosis, also known as heterochromia or chromatopsia, is a biological condition characterized by the development of two different colors in the same eye. This can occur due to genetic mutations or environmental factors such as infections or exposure to certain chemicals. In autosomal recessive disorders, if an individual's genes are defective, they will produce a person with no visible symptoms of the disorder but who exhibits the characteristic coloration (autoheterosis). For example, in a
