Summary
The paper discusses the molecular dynamics of retinal neurovascular units under inflammatory and hypoxic conditions, revealing two subpopulations of Müller cells and their role in the progression of various diseases.
Categories
Eye health: The paper explores the retinal neurovascular unit and its role in maintaining the homeostasis of the retina, and how its progression can determine various diseases.
Diabetes and metabolic syndrome: The paper discusses diabetic retinopathy as one of the diseases determined by the progression of the retinal neurovascular unit.
Aging: The paper discusses the role of the retinal neurovascular unit in the progression of age-related diseases such as glaucoma.
Education and learning: The paper provides new insights into the molecular dynamics of retinal neurovascular units, contributing to the development of multipurpose drugs to block or even reverse damage.
Phototherapy: The paper discusses the role of phototransduction genes in a special type of Müller cell, which could have implications for phototherapy treatments.
Author(s)
Y Zhang, X Yang, X Deng, S Yang, Q Li, Z Xie
Publication Year
2023
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