Gordon et al., 2002 - Google Patents
DNA damage and repair in light-induced photoreceptor degenerationGordon et al., 2002
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- Gordon W
- Casey D
- Lukiw W
- Bazan N
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- Investigative ophthalmology & visual science
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purpose. Intense light causes photoreceptor death that is greatest in the superior central retina. Short-duration treatment in a light-damage model results in TUNEL-positive photoreceptor nuclei within this region. However, cells lost 10 days after light treatment are …
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