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Authors: Ella Podvalny

Leana E. King

Biyu J. He
Description: To investigate the relationship between two behavioral markers of arousal (pupil size and brain activity) and perceptual decision-making, recordings were simultaneously obtained on pupil size and brain activity using magnetoencephalography (MEG). Data was collected from a total of 24 adult participants during eyes-open rest sessions and a visual perceptual decision-making task. Two 5-minute rest...
Subject: Neuroscience
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Authors: Ji Won Bang

Carlos Parra

Kevin Yu

Gadi Wollstein

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Description: To investigate the GABAergic and glutamatergic systems and neural specificity in the visual cortex of glaucoma patients, the research team recruited 40 patients with glaucoma (14 with early glaucoma and 16 with advanced glaucoma) and 24 age-matched healthy subjects to undergo clinical ophthalmic exams and magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) with fixation tasks. Researchers obtained the following data: Structural...
Subject: Anatomy

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Authors: Huai-Wei Huang

Hyung Don Ryoo
Description: Rhodopsins are light-detecting proteins associated with retinal chromophores. Dysfunctional Rhodopsins cause retinal degeneration in humans and model organisms. However, the mechanisms by which photoreceptors regulate Rhodopsin homeostasis remains unknown. This study performed a photoreceptor-specific gene expression profiling analysis to examine how photoreceptors respond to stress. For their investigation,...
Subject: Genomics
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Authors: Sarita Mishra

Miguel A. Manzanares

Justin Prater

David Culp

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Description: Previous studies demonstrated that topically applied calreticulin (CALR) healed full‐thickness excisional animal wounds by a tissue regenerative process markedly enhancing repair without evoking angiogenesis. This study applied CALR in a rabbit corneal injury model. They accelerated full wound closure by 3 days and delayed healing caused by corticosteroids by 6 days. In addition, healed wounds without...
Subject: Anatomy
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Authors: Christopher M. William

Matthew A. Stern

Xuewei Pei

Lubna Saqran

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Description: Alzheimer’s disease (AD) is characterized by accumulation of amyloid-beta (Aβ) in amyloid plaques and transgenic and knock-in mice that express mutant alleles of amyloid precursor protein (APP) have been used to model the effects of Aβ. This study examined visual system plasticity in transgenic mice that express and secrete Aβ throughout the brain in the absence of APP overexpression to explore the...
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Authors: George Maiti

Maithe Rocha Monteiro de Barros

Nan Hu

Igor Dolgalev

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Description: The cornea is the outermost transparent layer of the eye that serves as a protective barrier and studying the cornea can be crucial for understanding human corneal diseases. Although several studies have examined the single-cell transcriptomic composition of the human cornea, its organoids have not been examined similarly. This study explained the transcriptomic cell fate of human cornea organoids...
Subject: Anatomy

Genomics
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