👉 Dyschromatopsia is a genetic condition characterized by defects in the development of the chromatin, or the proteins that control gene expression. This leads to abnormal chromosomes and the appearance of extra chromosome bands on the X chromosome, causing an imbalance in the number of chromosomes present in each cell. The exact cause of dyschromatopsia is not yet fully understood, but it's thought to be caused by mutations in genes involved in DNA replication and repair processes or by a combination of genetic factors
