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Comparative study of limbal stem cell deficiency diagnosis methods: detection of MUC5AC mRNA and goblet cells in corneal epithelium

Garcia et al., 2012

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7524230166434902400
Author
Garcia I
Etxebarria J
Boto-de-Los-Bueis A
Díaz-Valle D
Rivas L
Martínez-Soroa I
Saenz N
López C
Del-Hierro-Zarzuelo A
Méndez R
Soria J
González N
Suárez T
Acera A
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Ophthalmology

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PURPOSE: To evaluate a limbal stem cell deficiency (LSCD) diagnosis method based on the detection of the MUC5AC transcript by reverse transcription-polymerase chain reaction (RT-PCR) in comparison with the standard diagnostic method based on goblet cell detection …
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