Summary
The paper discusses the creation and characterization of a mouse model that is completely blind, lacking any photosensitive elements in its retina, which could be useful for studying new ophthalmological approaches.
Categories
Eye health: The paper discusses the creation of a mouse model that is completely blind, lacking any photosensitive elements in its retina.
Phototherapy: The paper suggests that this mouse model could be useful for studying new ophthalmological approaches, such as optosensitive agents.
Author(s)
S Milla-Navarro, M Pazo-González, F Germain
Publication Year
2022
Number of Citations
2
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