The disease with autosomal dominant inheritance among the following is:
Best's disease
Gyrate atropy
Wilson's disease
Lawrence Moon Biedl Syndrome
The mode of inheritance of Best's disease is autosomal dominant with incomplete penetrance. This means that some patients could have abnormal allele and a normal appearing fundus. The classic ophthalmoscopic appearance of the condition is symmetrical, bilateral, yellow-orange, vitelliform lesions. Gyrate atropy, Wilson's disease and Lawrence Moon Biedl Syndrome are autosomal recessive conditions. Ref: Pediatric Retina: Medical and Surgical Approaches, Mary Elizabeth Hanett, M.D., Page: 559