Summary
The paper discusses the establishment of two multielectrode array-based ex vivo stress models to investigate the effect of hypoxic conditions and hydrostatic pressure on the retinal electrical activity of adult wild-type mice.
Categories
Eye health: The paper discusses the effects of hypoxia and pressure on the retina, contributing to the understanding of eye health and diseases such as glaucoma.
Aging: The paper uses adult wild-type mice in its experiments, making it relevant to the study of aging and its effects on eye health.
Author(s)
C Ingensiep
Publication Year
2022
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