Summary
This study characterizes the landscape of long non-coding RNA expression during mouse retinal development, providing a genomic resource for understanding regulatory mechanisms in the retina. While primarily basic science, findings may inform future research into retinal diseases and conditions affecting photoreceptor health.
Categories
Eye Health & Vision: This paper examines lncRNA expression in developing mouse retinas, relevant to understanding retinal development and potential mechanisms of retinal disease.
Author(s)
D Yu, Y Wu, L Zhu, Y Wang, D Sheng, X Zhao, G Liang
Publication Year
2023
Number of Citations
1
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