Summary
This paper discusses the role of melanopsin in the contraction of the iris sphincter muscle in mice, and how this contributes to the regulation of pupil size.
Categories
Eye health: The paper investigates the role of melanopsin in the contraction of the iris sphincter muscle in mice, which is crucial for eye health as it regulates the size of the pupil.
Education and learning: The paper provides new insights into the molecular and genetic analysis of the iris-based photoreceptors, contributing to the field of education and learning in the area of eye health.
Author(s)
Q Wang
Publication Year
2017
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