I want you to prepare a report of 2-3 pages summarizing the genetic disease (Kearns -sayre syndrome ) The components of this report are: The cause of the disease and the symptoms of the disease and what is the enzyme related to this disease that has been lost or decreased, and the role of this enrym in metabolism, a short writing of 2 to 3 pages. Please do not write it on a paper and photograph it, but write it as a text and I will give you a high evaluation.

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