Table 2.

Subject details for anophthalmic and early blind individuals^a

Subject	Gender	Age (years)	Clinical description
ANO1	Male	28	Bilateral anophthalmia associated with OTX2 mutation; mother carrier; delayed speech and motor development
ANO2	Female	33	Isolated bilateral anophthalmia; no family history
ANO3	Male	20	Isolated bilateral anophthalmia associated with dysplastic kidneys and mild systolic murmur; no family history
ANO4	Female	21	Isolated bilateral anophthalmia, right with orbital cyst; no family history
ANO5	Male	25	Isolated bilateral anophthalmia; no family history
ANO6	Male	26	Isolated bilateral anophthalmia; no family history
EB1	Female	51	Retinopathy of prematurity; low light perception until retina detached at 25 years; 2 months premature
EB2	Male	60	Retinopathy of prematurity; no light perception; 2 months premature
EB3	Female	36	Retinopathy of prematurity; low light perception until 14 years; 2 months premature
EB4	Male	30	Leber's congenital amaurosis; low light perception
EB5	Male	38	Glaucoma from birth, light perception until 7 years in right eye, no light perception in left eye; unknown etiology, possible rubella virus in pregnancy

^aThe numbering of anophthalmic cases is consistent with that used in previous reports.