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Article Title |
Lead Author |
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Adaptive immune system and the eye: mucosal immunity |
Austin Mircheff |
2
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Adaptive Immune System and the eye: T Cell-mediated immunity |
Kyle McKenna |
3
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Innate Immune System and the eye |
Meredith
Gregory-Ksander |
4
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Role of Complement in Ocular Immune Response |
Nalini Bora |
5
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Dynamic Immunoregulatory Processes that Sustain Immune Privilege in the Eye |
Jerry Niederkorn |
6
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Immunosuppressive and Anti-Inflammatory Molecules that maintain Immune privilege of the Eye |
Andy Taylor |
7
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Antigen Presenting Cells in the Eye and Ocular Surface |
Pedram Hamrah |
8
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Angiogenesis in the Eye |
Claus Cursiefen |
9
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Dry Eye: An Immune-Based Inflammation |
Michael E. Stern |
10
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Penetrating Keratoplasty |
D F P Larkin |
11
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Immunopathogenesis of HSV Keratitis |
Robert Hendricks |
12
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Immunopathogenesis of Onchocerciasis (River Blindness) |
Eric Pearlman |
13
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Immunopathogenesis of Pseudomonas Keratitis |
Linda Hazlett |
14
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Pathogenesis and Immunology of Bacterial Endophthalmitis |
Mike Gilmore |
15
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Immunobiology of Acanthamoeba Keratitis |
Jerry Niederkorn |
16
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Immunopathogenesis of Experimental Uveitic Diseases |
Rachel Caspi |
17
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Pathogenesis of Uveitis in Humans |
John Forrester |
18
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Immunobiology of Age-related Macular Degeneration |
Rafael Ufret-Vincenty |
19
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Molecular and Cellular Mechanisms in Allergic Conjunctivitis |
Virginia Calder |
20
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Immunobiology of Uveal Melanoma |
Martine Jager |
22
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Pathogenesis of Fungal Keratitis |
Eric Pearlman |
23
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Lens Structure |
David Beebe |
24
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Lens determination and induction |
Richard Lang |
25
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Lens fiber cell differentation |
Michael Robinson |
28
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Normal age-related changes - crystallin modifications, lens hardening |
Kirsten Lampi |
30
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Lens regeneration |
Panagiotis Tsonis |
31
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Structure and evolution of the crystallins |
Graeme Wistow |
32
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Ionic Permeability and Currents in the Lens |
Paul Donaldson |
33
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Gap junctions |
Eric Beyer |
36
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Accommodation |
Adrian Glasser |
37
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Genetics of congenital cataract |
J. Fielding Hejtmancik |
38
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Cortical cataracts |
Ralph Michael |
39
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Nuclear cataracts |
Roger Truscott |
40
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Posterior subcapsular and anterior polar cataracts |
Choun-ki Joo |
42
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Genetics of age-related cataracts |
Alan Shiels |
43
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Posterior Capsule Opacification |
I.M. Wormstone |
45
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Presbyopia |
Adrian Glasser |
46
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The Epidemiology of Cataract |
Sheila West |
47
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Tear film overview |
Kazuo Tsubota |
48
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Meibomian glands and lipid layer |
Thomas J. Millar |
49
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Lacrimal gland overview |
Sarah Hamm-Alvarez |
50
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Lacrima gland hormonal regulation |
Austin Mircheff |
51
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Lacrimal gland signaling - neural |
Driss Zoukhri |
52
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Overview of Electrolyte and Fluid Transport across the Conjunctiva |
Oscar Candia |
53
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Conjunctival Goblet Cells |
Robin Hodges |
54
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OCULAR MUCINS |
Monica Berry |
55
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Conjunctiva Immune Surveillance |
Erich Knop |
56
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Tear drainage |
Friedrich Paulsen |
57
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Defense mechanisms of tears and ocular surface |
Alison McDermott |
58
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Cornea Overview |
Penny Asbell |
59
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The Corneal Epithelium: Cell Biology and Basic Science |
Mary Ann Stepp |
60
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Corneal Epithelium: Wound Healing Junctions, Attachment to Stroma Receptors, Matrix Metalloproteinases, Intracellular Communications |
Elizabeth Fini |
61
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Corneal epithelium: response to infection |
Linda Hazlett |
62
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Corneal epithelium: transport and permeability |
Peter Reinach |
63
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The Ocular Surface: The Surgical Treatment for Corneal Epithelial Stem Cell Deficiency, Corneal Epithelial Defect, and Peripheral Corneal Ulcer |
Noriko Koizumi |
64
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Refractive surgery and inlays |
Rudy Nuijts |
65
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Stem cells of ocular surface |
James Funderburgh |
66
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Contact lenses |
Fiona Stapleton |
67
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Imaging of the Cornea |
Stephen Kaufman |
68
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Corneal nerves: anatomy |
Carl Marfurt |
69
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Corneal nerves: function |
Carlos Belmonte |
70
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Corneal stroma |
James Funderburgh |
71
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Corneal dystrophies |
Natalie Afshari |
72
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Corneal imaging - clinical |
Roger Steinert |
73
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Corneal scars |
Daniel Dawson |
74
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Corneal endothelium overview |
David Whikehart |
75
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Corneal endothelium signaling mechanisms |
Joseph Bonnano |
76
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Corneal endothelium regulation of proliferation |
Ula Jurkunas |
78
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Artifical cornea |
May Griffith |
79
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Blinking mechanism |
Charles McMonnies |
80
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Drug delivery to cornea and conjunctiva–esterase and protease directed prodrug design |
Ashim Mitra |
81
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Inflammation of conjunctiva |
Teruo Nishida |
82
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Knock out mice models: cornea, conjunctiva, lacrimal gland |
Winston Kao |
83
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Gene therapy |
Rajiv Mohan |
84
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Lids: anatomy, pathophysiology and mucocutaneous junction |
Ted Wojno |
85
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The role of the ciliary body in aqueous humor dynamics. Structural aspects |
Ernst Tamm |
86
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Ion transport in the ciliary epithelium |
Olaf Strauss |
88
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Neuroendocrine properties of the ciliary epithelium |
Miguel Coca-Prados |
89
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Control of Aqueous Humor Flow |
Jay McLaren |
90
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Ciliary blood flow and its role in aqueous humor formation |
Jeffrey Kiel |
91
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Pharmacology of aqueous humor formation |
Carol Toris |
92
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Functinal morphology of the trabecular meshwork |
Ernst Tamm |
93
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Biomechanics of Aqueous Humor Outflow Resistance |
Mark Johnson |
94
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The Biology of Schlemm’s Canal |
Dan Stamer |
95
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The Fibrillar Extracellular Matrix of the Trabecular Meshwork |
Donna Peters |
96
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The role of proteoglycans in the trabecular meshwork |
Ted Acott |
97
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Regulation of Extracellular Matrix Turnover in the Aqueous Humor Outflow Pathways |
Rudolf Fuchshofer |
98
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The Cytoskeletal Network Of The Trabecular Meshwork |
Paul Kaufman |
99
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Steroid-Induced Ocular Hypertension and Effects of Glucocorticoids on the Trabecular Meshwork |
Abbot Clark |
100
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Myocilin |
Mike Fautsch |
101
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The role of oxidative stress in the trabecular meshwork |
Pedro Gonzalez |
102
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Biological Properties of the Trabecular Meshwork Cells |
Paul Russell |
103
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Uveoscleral outflow |
Albert Alm |
104
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Pharmacology of the aqueous humour outflow |
Kathryn Cracknell |
106
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The development of the aqueous humor outflow pathways |
Ernst Tamm |
108
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Immunological Aspects of Aqueous Humor Turnover |
Claus Cursiefen |
110
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Biomechanics of the optic nerve head |
J. Crawford Downs |
112
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Structural Changes in the Trabecular Meshwork with POAG |
Elke Luetjen-Drecoll |
113
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Primary Open Angle Glaucoma |
Detlev Spiegel |
114
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Pseudoexfoliation syndrome and glaucoma |
Ursula Schlotzer-Schrehardt |
115
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Pigment Dispersion Syndrome and Pigmentary Glaucoma |
Robert Ritch |
116
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IOP and damage of ON axons |
Robert Nickells |
117
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Retinal Ganglion Cell Apoptosis and Neuroprotection |
Francesca Cordeiro |
118
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The Genetics of Primary Open-Angle Glaucoma |
Rand Allingham |
119
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Molecular genetics of congenital and juvenile glaucoma |
Michael Walter |
120
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Animal models of glaucoma |
Stanislav Tomarev |
121
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Concept of angiogenic privilege |
Claus Cursiefen |
122
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Angiogenesis in response to hypoxia |
H Okano |
123
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Angiogenesis in inflammation |
Zoltan Szekanecz |
124
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Angiogenesis in wound healing |
Omaida Velazquez |
125
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Hemangiogenesis vs lymphangiogenesis |
Diane Bielenberg |
126
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Innate immunity and angiogenesis |
Ralph Kelly |
128
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Molecular mechanisms of angiostasis |
Raghu Kalluri |
129
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Stability and functional integrity of new blood vessels |
Akiyoshi Uemura |
130
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Vessel Regression |
Hans-Peter Hammes |
131
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Blood:retinal barrier |
Jose G. Cunha-Vaz |
132
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RPE barrier |
Lawrence J Rizzolo |
133
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Properties and Functions of the vessels of the Ciliary Body |
Susan Kidson |
136
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Anatomy and Regulation of the Optic Nerve Blood Flow |
Alon Harris |
137
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BREAKDOWN OF THE BLOOD-RETINAL BARRIER |
Stanley Vinores |
138
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Breakdown of the RPE blood-retinal barrier |
Mary Elizabeth Hartnett |
139
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Macular edema |
Robert Frank |
140
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Central retinal vein occlusion |
Sohan Hayreh |
141
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Pathological retinal angiogenesis |
Anthony Adamis |
142
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Development of the Retinal Vasculaure |
Tailoi Chan-Ling |
143
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Choroidal Neovascularization |
Scott Cousins |
144
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The Vascular Stem Cell |
Maria Grant |
145
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CORNEAL ANGIOGENESIS |
Dimitri Azar |
146
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Avascularity of the cornea |
Jayakrishina Ambati |
147
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Retinal Pigment Epithelial - Choroid Interactions |
Knatokie Ford |
149
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Pericytes and Microvascular Remodeling: Regulation of Retinal Angiogenesis |
Ira Herman |
150
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Evolution of opsins |
Todd Oakley |
151
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Genetic dissection of invertebrate phototransduction |
Baruch Minke |
152
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Phototransduction in Limulus photoreceptors |
Richard Payne |
153
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MICROVILLAR AND CILIARY PHOTORECEPTORS IN MOLLUSCAN EYES |
Enrico Nasi |
154
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The Photoresponse in Squid |
Jane Mitchell |
155
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The physiology of photoreceptor synapses and other ribbon synapses |
Wallace B. Thoreson |
157
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Limulus eyes and their circadian regulation |
Barbara Battelle |
158
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Circadian rhythms in the fly's visual system |
Elzbieta Pyza |
159
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Fish retinomotor movements |
Beth Burnside |
160
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The circadian clock in the retina regulates rod and cone pathways |
Stuart Mangel |
161
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Circadian Regulation of Ion Channels in Photoreceptors |
Gladys Ko |
162
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Circadian Metabolism in the Chick Retina |
P. Michael Iuvone |
163
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The Colorful Visual World of Butterflies |
Francesca Frentiu |
164
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Polarized-Light Vision in Land and Aquatic Animals |
Tom Cronin |
165
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Zebra fish as a model for understanding retinal diseases |
Susan Brockerhoff |
166
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Zebra fish - Retinal Development and Regeneration |
David R. Hyde |
167
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Xenopus laevis as a model for understanding retinal diseases |
Orson Moritz |
168
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Retinal Degeneration Through the Eye of the Fly |
Nansi Colley |
169
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Developmental Anatomy of the Retinal and Choroidal Vasculature |
Joe G Hollyfield |
170
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Post-Golgi trafficking and ciliary targeting of rhodopsin |
Dusanka Deretic |
171
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PHYSIOLOGICAL ANATOMY OF THE RETINAL VASCULATURE |
Sohan Hayreh |
172
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Physiological Anatomy of the Choroidal Vasculature |
Sohan Hayreh |
173
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Rod and cone photoreceptor cells: inner and outer |
David S Williams |
175
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Rod and cone photoreceptor cells: outer segment membrane renewal |
David S Williams |
176
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Light-driven translocation of signaling proteins in vertebrate photoreceptors |
Vadim Arshavsky; Peter Calvert |
177
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Rod photoreceptor cells: soma and synapse |
Robert Smith |
178
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Cone photoreceptor cells: soma and synapse |
Robert Smith |
179
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Morphology of interneurons: horizontal cells |
Leo Peichl |
180
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Morphology of interneurons: bipolar cells |
Silke Haverkamp |
181
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Morphology of interneurons: amacrine cells |
Enrica Strettoi |
182
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Morphology of interneurons: interplexiform cells |
Doug Mcmahon |
183
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Phototransduction: rhodopsin |
Kris Palczewski |
184
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RETINAL PIGMENT EPITHELIUM: CYTOKINE MODULATION OF EPITHELIAL PHYSIOLOGY |
Sheldon Miller |
185
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Phototransduction: the visual cycle |
Gabriel Travis |
186
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Phototransduction: Phototransduction in Rods |
Yingbin Fu |
187
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Phototransduction: inactivation in rods |
Vsevolod Gurevich |
188
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Phototransduction: adaptation in rods |
Trevor Lamb |
189
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Phototransduction: phototransduction in cones |
Vladimir Kefalov |
190
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Phototransduction: inactivation in cones |
Vsevolod Gurevich |
191
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Phototransduction: adaptation in cones |
Trevor Lamb |
192
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Circadian Photoreception |
Ignacio Provencio |
193
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Retinal Cannabinoids |
Stephen Yazulla |
194
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Information Processing in the Retina |
Frank Werblin |
195
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Information processing: horizontal cells |
Arlene A. Hirano |
196
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Information processing: bipolar cells |
Samuel Wu |
197
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Information processing: amacrine cells |
Robert Marc |
198
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Information processing: ganglion cells |
Thomas Muench |
199
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Information processing: contrast sensitivity |
Jonathan, B. Demb |
200
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Information processing: direction sensitivity |
Z. Jimmy Zhou |
201
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Information processing: retinal adaptation |
Kenneth Alexander |
202
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Glutamate Receptors in Retina |
Malcolm Slaughter |
203
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GABA Receptors in the Retina |
Stephen Yazulla |
204
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THE ROLE OF ACETYLCHOLINE AND ITS RECEPTORS IN RETINAL PROCESSING |
Kent T Keyser |
205
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Neurotransmitters and receptors: dopamine receptors |
P. Michael Iuvone |
206
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Neurotransmitters and receptors: melatonin receptors |
Allan Wiechmann |
207
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Neuropeptides: localization |
Nicholas Brecha |
208
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Neuropeptides: function |
Nicholas Brecha |
209
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Primary photoreceptor degenerations: terminology |
Richard G Weleber |
210
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Primary photoreceptor degenerations: retinitis pigmentosa |
Richard G Weleber |
211
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Secondary photoreceptor degenerations: age-related macular degeneration |
L Johnson |
212
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Secondary photoreceptor degenerations |
Michael Gorin |
213
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Retinal Vasculopathies: Diabetic Retinopathy |
Jayakrishina Ambati |
214
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Retinopathy of Prematurity |
Mary Elizabeth Hartnett |
215
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